A) Only fruits B) Only seeds C) Only pellets D) Variety
A) Any cage will do B) Medium parrot cage C) Small budgie cage D) Large enough for them to fully extend their wings
A) Only when dirty B) Once a month C) Several times a week D) Never
A) No toys needed B) Durable, destructible toys C) Small, delicate toys D) Toys for parakeets
A) Increased appetite B) Increased activity C) Fluffed feathers and lethargy D) Singing loudly
A) 5-10 years B) 25-30 years C) 15-20 years D) 50-80 years
A) Quietness B) Mental stimulation C) Physical inactivity D) Weight gain
A) Over 100°F (38°C) B) No temperature control is needed C) Below freezing D) 65-80°F (18-27°C)
A) Keeping them isolated B) Regular interaction with humans C) Ignoring them completely D) Only interaction with other birds
A) It attracts other birds B) It makes them noisy C) It causes feather plucking D) It releases toxic fumes when overheated
A) Only metal perches B) Only dowel perches C) Varied diameter perches D) Only smooth plastic perches
A) Every week B) Never C) Every day D) As needed, usually every few months
A) Crusty beak B) Dull, listless eyes C) Ruffled and plucked feathers D) Bright, alert eyes
A) Avocado B) Fruits C) Seeds D) Pellets
A) They never get sick B) Early detection of illnesses C) Only if they seem visibly ill D) It is unnecessary
A) Rotating toys regularly B) Never giving them toys C) Leaving the cage empty D) Keeping the same toys always available
A) Listen and observe their behaviors B) Ignore their calls C) Assume all calls are the same D) Punish vocalizations
A) Feather plucking B) Excessive calmness C) Constant singing D) Never making any noise
A) Isolating the bird B) Provide enrichment and address underlying causes C) Ignoring the behavior D) Punishing the bird
A) They are easy to care for B) They are inexpensive pets C) They require specialized care and commitment D) They don't need much attention
A) Vegetable slices B) Small pieces of apple C) Nuts (in moderation) D) Chocolate
A) To punish them for being new B) To prevent the spread of diseases C) To make them feel lonely D) It's not necessary
A) Ammonia B) Bird-safe disinfectant C) Strong-smelling chemicals D) Bleach
A) Destroying furniture B) Biting C) Screaming constantly D) Step up command
A) On your shoulder B) In a secure travel carrier C) In a cardboard box D) Without any restraint
A) Ignoring unwanted behaviors B) Using fear tactics C) Positive reinforcement D) Punishment-based training
A) Incandescent bulb lighting B) No lighting at all C) Full-spectrum lighting D) Dim lighting
A) Scream back at them B) Immediately give them attention C) Punish them harshly D) Ignore the behavior initially, then reward quiet behavior
A) Playing with toys B) Changes in appetite C) Singing and dancing D) Increased preening
A) To make them easier to handle by force B) To prevent them from flying C) To prevent escape and injury D) It's not important |