A) 50-60°F (10-15°C) B) 68-79°F (20-26°C) C) 32-40°F (0-4°C) D) 85-95°F (29-35°C)
A) Paper-based bedding B) Aspen shavings C) Cedar shavings D) Corn cob bedding
A) 14-16 days B) 35-40 days C) 19-21 days D) 28-30 days
A) Vigorous activity B) Healthy appetite C) Shiny coat D) Ruffled fur
A) Every three months B) Weekly C) Monthly D) Only when visibly dirty
A) 8 weeks B) 3 weeks C) 5 weeks D) 1 week
A) Carrots B) Mouse chow C) Lettuce D) Grapes
A) 1-2 pups B) Only one pup C) 20-30 pups D) 6-12 pups
A) Rocks B) Sand C) Dirt D) Shredded paper
A) Ignore the injury B) Isolate the mouse C) Put it back in the cage D) Release it outside
A) 6 months B) 5-7 years C) 1-3 years D) 10-12 years
A) By the tail B) By the ears C) Grab it quickly D) Gently scoop it up
A) Good hygiene B) Overcrowding C) Plenty of space D) Balanced diet
A) A bucket of water B) Open dish C) Sippet tube water bottle D) Water fountain
A) Lethargic behavior B) Sunken eyes C) Increased appetite D) Shiny Coat
A) House them separately B) Provide limited space C) Introduce new mice often D) Withholding food
A) Wire cage with a solid bottom B) Cardboard box C) Wooden cage D) Glass aquarium
A) Bury them in the yard B) Dispose of properly C) Flush them down the toilet D) Leave them in the cage
A) Small bells B) Cardboard tubes C) Rubber bands D) Plastic wrap
A) Respiratory infection B) Strong immune system C) Good dental health D) High tolerance for pain
A) Outbred are more expensive. B) There is no difference. C) Inbred mice are healthier. D) Inbred are genetically identical, outbred are not.
A) Immediately place them together B) Ignore them and let them sort it out C) Separate them permanently D) Introduce gradually under supervision
A) Because it's required by law B) To manage population size C) To sell more mice D) It's not important
A) Wild caught B) Pet store without health records C) From a friend without knowing the source D) Reputable breeder
A) To increase breeding B) To reduce stress and boredom C) Mice don't need enrichment D) To make the cage look better
A) 50 square inches B) 15 square inches C) 30 square inches D) 5 square inches
A) To keep the cage cool B) It's not important C) To attract more mice D) To prevent ammonia build-up
A) Monthly B) Only when feeding C) Daily D) Weekly
A) Ignore the aggression B) Introduce even more mice C) Punish the aggressive mouse D) Separate the aggressive mouse
A) Ignore the problem B) Consult a veterinarian C) Release them outside D) Treat with human medication |