WorksheetsAnimal Behavior
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The study of animal behavior in a natural environment.
a)
Ethology
b)
Biology
c)
Zoology
d)
Entomology
2.
Training to cause a response in a specific manner to a specific stimulus.
a)
Conditioning
b)
Negative reinforcement
c)
Inate
d)
Investigating
3.
The careful management and care of an animal or group of animals.
a)
husbandry
b)
conditioning
c)
cultivation
d)
monitoring
4.
Animals using sounds to communicate danger, feeding, reproductive readiness, species recognition, and to make and defend territory.
a)
auditory
b)
olfactory
c)
tactile
d)
visual
5.
The role breath odor, urine, feces and body odor play in communication.
a)
auditory
b)
olfactory
c)
tactile
d)
visual
6.
Type of communication that involves touch in behaviors such as social bonding, infant care, grooming, courtship and mating.
a)
auditory
b)
olfactory
c)
tactile
d)
visual
7.
Messages communicated through a variety of means including color, posture, shape and movement.
a)
auditory
b)
olfactory
c)
tactile
d)
visual
8.
Ears erect and pointed forward, mouth slightly opened with lips curled, tail erect and wagging in tight circles are all signs of
a)
aggressive threats
b)
active submission
c)
passive submission
d)
play initiation
9.
Eats pointed backwards, mouth open in a grin, body crouched and low to ground, and tail tucked between legs and/or wagging anxiously.
a)
aggressive threat
b)
active submission
c)
passive submission
d)
play initiation
10.
Ears flattened against head, no eye contact, rolls on side, tail tucked tightly to body.
a)
aggressive threat
b)
active submission
c)
passive submission
d)
play initiation
11.
Patterns of behavior and methods of obtaining, eating and drinking food.
a)
ingestive
b)
eliminative
c)
agonistic
d)
investigative
12.
Urinating and defecating behaviors such as marking territory and burying feces.
a)
ingestive
b)
eliminative
c)
gregarious
d)
agonistic
13.
The social structures formed in herds, flocks or packs.
a)
Shelter Seeking
b)
Agonistic
c)
Gregarious
d)
Eliminative
14.
Behaviors associated with conflict or danger such as "fight or flight" and aggression.
a)
Eliminative
b)
Agonistic
c)
Social
d)
Investigative
15.
Ignoring a barking dog is an example of
a)
positive reinforcement
b)
negative reinforcement
c)
punishment
d)
extinction
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