A) 10 gallons B) 5 gallons C) 30 gallons D) 20 gallons
A) Cedar shavings B) Aspen shavings C) Paper bedding D) Fleece liners
A) Weekly B) Daily C) Monthly D) Every six months
A) Cat food B) Bird seed C) Commercial mouse food D) Dog food
A) A bell B) A silent whistle C) A running wheel D) A mirror
A) Crepuscular B) Diurnal C) Nocturnal D) Arboreal
A) Two B) Three C) One D) Five
A) Dull and matted fur B) Labored breathing C) Lethargy D) Clean and bright eyes
A) Respiratory infections B) Mange C) Lyme disease D) Rabies
A) 50-60°F B) 40-50°F C) 65-75°F D) 80-90°F
A) Wait a few days to see if it gets better B) Isolate it without seeking treatment C) Treat it yourself with human medication D) Consult a veterinarian
A) Humidifier B) Open bowl C) Sipper bottle D) Automatic waterer designed for dogs
A) Fear of open spaces B) Fear of heights C) Fear of new things D) Fear of the dark
A) Used cardboard boxes with tape and staples B) Untreated wood blocks C) Plastic toys with small parts D) Fabric toys with loose threads
A) 5-7 years B) 6 months C) 1-3 years D) 10-12 years
A) Because they are venomous B) Because they are aggressive animals C) To avoid causing them stress or injury D) To prevent them from biting
A) Forcefully hold it B) Ignore it completely C) Offer treats from your hand D) Shout at it loudly
A) Put them directly into the cage together B) Introduce them slowly in a neutral space C) Remove all the existing mice from their cage first D) Ignore the existing mice and focus on the new one
A) 8 weeks B) 3-4 weeks C) 12 weeks D) 1 week
A) Cotton balls B) Fabric softener sheets C) Dryer lint D) Shredded paper towels
A) Sunflower seeds B) Lettuce C) Broccoli D) Mealworms
A) In a quiet room B) In a well-ventilated area C) Away from predators D) In direct sunlight
A) The act of trimming a mouse's nails B) A type of cage decoration C) A specific type of mouse breed D) One mouse over-grooming another
A) Excessive grooming B) Shiny coat C) Skin tenting D) Increased activity
A) Blueberries B) Chocolate C) Plain cooked pasta D) Oats
A) Mealworms B) Iceberg lettuce C) Apples D) Cucumbers
A) Mice are attracted to them B) They can be toxic C) They have no effect on mice D) They can cause the cage to smell bad
A) A kind of water bottle B) A hanging plastic house C) A mouse training technique D) A type of mouse bedding
A) Approximately 90 days B) Approximately 60 days C) Approximately 21 days D) Approximately 150 days
A) To separate mice that are fighting B) To increase usable space and provide enrichment C) To make cleaning the cage easier D) To make the cage look more aesthetically pleasing |