A) Only for sleeping, they should be free-roaming B) About the size of a budgie cage C) Large enough for full wing extension D) Small enough to feel secure
A) Only parrot pellets B) Exclusively seeds C) Just what they beg for D) Variety of foods including fruits, vegetables, and nuts
A) Daily B) When they seem thirsty C) Only when bathing D) Once a week
A) Keeping them in a silent room B) Only soft toys C) No toys at all D) Providing chewable toys
A) As little as possible to bond with you B) 10-12 hours C) 4-6 hours D) Constant light exposure
A) Ruffled feathers all the time B) Sitting quietly in a corner C) Bright, clear eyes D) Constant screaming
A) Overeating B) Feather plucking C) Excessive friendliness D) Scaly feet
A) Never B) Regularly, several times a week C) Only when visibly dirty D) Once a month
A) Avocado B) Apples C) Grapes D) Bananas
A) To make them talkative B) To decrease their lifespan C) To prevent behavioral problems D) It is not important
A) 10-20 years B) 20-30 years C) 50-80 years D) 5-10 years
A) In a cardboard box B) On your shoulder C) Without any restraint D) In a secure carrier
A) Boredom B) Illness C) Aggression D) Bonding behavior
A) 60-70% B) 40-50% C) 10-20% D) 80-90%
A) Only plastic perches B) Variety of natural wood perches C) Only metal perches D) Only rope perches
A) Ignore it B) Give it away immediately C) Identify and address the cause D) Hit the bird
A) Playing with toys B) Talking frequently C) Excessive preening D) Eating normally
A) Force them to interact B) Put them in the same cage immediately C) Quarantine the new bird first D) Ignore them
A) Toys with small, easily swallowed parts B) Very soft, plush toys C) Lead-based toys D) Stainless steel toys
A) With a bird-safe disinfectant B) Just wiping it down C) With bleach D) Never cleaning it
A) Ignore it and hope it gets better B) Wait a week to see if it improves C) Seek immediate veterinary care D) Treat it yourself
A) To make them look nicer B) To prevent injuries to themselves and others C) To make them easier to handle D) It's not necessary
A) Positive reinforcement B) Ignoring unwanted behaviors C) Punishment D) Forcing them to comply
A) Determine the cause and address it B) Scream back at it C) Confine it to a small space D) Ignore it
A) Destructive behavior B) Healthy appetite C) Talking frequently D) Sleeping a lot
A) It scratches easily B) It's perfectly safe C) They like to chew on it D) Toxic fumes when overheated
A) Annually B) Never C) Only when sick D) Every six months
A) Rotate toys regularly B) Give it constant access to the same toy C) Don't give it any toys D) Let it watch TV all day
A) Research is unnecessary B) Just pick the prettiest one C) Each species has unique needs D) All macaws are the same
A) Not important in captivity B) Essential for physical and mental well-being C) Only necessary for wild birds D) Should be discouraged to prevent escape |