A) Variety B) All-seed diet C) Exclusively pellets D) Mostly nuts
A) Monthly B) Weekly C) Daily D) Only when visibly soiled
A) Eating more B) Increased talking C) Sleeping more D) Feather plucking
A) 6-8 hours B) 10-12 hours C) 14-16 hours D) 4-6 hours
A) Electronics B) Soft plush toys C) Destructible toys D) Mirrors
A) Plastic B) Powder-coated steel C) Wood D) Aluminum
A) Large enough for full wing extension B) Small and cozy C) Size is not important D) Just big enough to turn around
A) Regular interaction with humans B) Only interacting with other birds C) Keeping it in isolation D) Ignoring it
A) Psittacosis B) Diabetes C) Arthritis D) Cataracts
A) Only when dirty B) Never C) Once a month D) Several times a week
A) Only apples and bananas B) Most, except avocado C) Only leafy greens D) None
A) Above 90°F B) Below 50°F C) Temperature is not important D) 65-80°F
A) They don't need grit B) Provides calcium C) Keeps their beak trimmed D) Aids in digestion
A) Ignore it B) Punish the bird C) Scream back D) Investigate the cause and address it
A) 40-70 years B) 5-10 years C) 15-20 years D) 25-30 years
A) Perched at the bottom of cage B) Weight loss C) Bright, clear eyes D) Dull feathers
A) Every week B) As needed, to prevent overgrowth C) Every day D) Never
A) Outside in direct sunlight B) A dark, quiet room C) A room with family activity D) A garage
A) Strong chemicals B) Nothing is needed C) Diluted bleach solution D) Only soap and water
A) It's not important B) To prevent boredom C) To save money D) To make them last longer
A) Avocado B) Apples C) Bananas D) Carrots
A) By the wings B) By the tail C) Gently and with positive reinforcement D) Forcefully
A) Increased appetite B) Changes in droppings C) Singing more often D) Increased activity
A) Helps them sleep better B) Helps with Vitamin D3 production C) It's not important D) Keeps their feathers bright
A) Increased vocalization B) Muscle atrophy C) Overeating D) Decreased lifespan
A) Isolate them from others B) Give them less food C) Provide extra baths or misting D) Pluck out the old feathers
A) Help train tricks B) Encourages natural feeding behavior C) Prevent feather plucking. D) They are purely decorative
A) On your shoulder B) In a cardboard box C) In a secure carrier D) Unrestrained in a car
A) To know their favorite food B) To name them C) To understand potential behavioral issues D) It's not important
A) Using punishment B) Teaching complex tricks C) Forcing interaction D) Building trust |