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155 final (2026)

Total questions: 177

Worksheet time: 1hrs 29mins

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Date
1.

What are the components of the urinary system in birds?

a)

Two kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder

b)

Two kidneys, ureters, no urinary bladder

c)

One kidney, ureters, urinary bladder

d)

One kidney, ureters, no urinary bladder

2.

The species term for pigs is

a)
Sus scrofa domesticus
b)

Porcine

c)

Ovine

d)
Sus domesticus
3.

Most Hind-Gut fermenters are

a)

Herbivores

b)

Omnivores

c)

Insectivores

d)

Carnivores

4.

Newborn goats are called

a)

Rams

b)

Kids

c)

Kits

d)

Cats

5.

Rabbits are

a)

Lagomorphs

b)

Equines

c)

Bovines

d)

Rodents

6.

Pneumatized means

a)
filled with liquid
b)
filled with solid
c)
filled with air or gas
d)
filled with vacuum
7.

Birds are known for their "hollow" bones, but veterinary professionals would say they are ________.

a)
pneumatic
b)
dense
c)
solid
d)
hollow
8.

Farrowing crates often have heated floors because

a)

Many of them have heartworm disease

b)

They are not ready to become pigs in a blanket yet

c)

Hypothermia is a common concern for newborn piglets

d)

Johne’s disease

9.

What is a piglet?

a)
A baby cow.
b)
An adult pig.
c)
A type of bird.
d)

A baby pig.

10.

A stanchion is used for

a)

Grooming horses

b)

Neutering piglets

c)

Trimming nails

d)

Milking bovines

11.

What are blood feathers?

a)
Blood feathers are feathers that are fully developed and dry.
b)
Blood feathers are feathers that are used for insulation.
c)
Blood feathers are newly growing feathers that are still attached to a blood supply.
d)
Blood feathers are feathers that have lost their color.
12.

What can ferrets catch from dogs?

a)

Distemper

b)

Parvo

c)

Adnovirus

d)

FIV

13.

What type of hooves do sheep have? 

a)
Cloven hooves
b)
Single-toed hooves
c)
Webbed hooves
d)
Solid hooves
14.

What is a mule?

a)
A mule is a type of horse.
b)
A mule is a breed of dog.
c)
A mule is a wild animal found in forests.
d)
A mule is a hybrid between a male donkey and a female horse.
15.


How many needle teeth do newborn piglets have that must be trimmed?

a)

4

b)

8

c)

12

d)

6

16.

The biggest compartment of the ruminate stomach is

a)
rumen
b)
reticulum
c)
omasum
d)
abomasum
17.

What animal makes mohair?

a)

Chinchilla

b)

Horse

c)

Goat

d)

Guinea pig

18.

What is the gestation period of sheep?

a)

9 months

b)

12 months

c)

5 months

d)

7 months

19.

Mohair is made from

a)
Angora goats
b)

Meat sheep

c)

Chicken down feathers

d)
Alpaca fibers
20.

A group of cows is called

a)
flock
b)
gaggle
c)
pack
d)
herd
21.

What preventative care should cows, horses, ferrets, cats and dogs get?

a)

Parvo vaccine

b)

Nail trim

c)

Rabies vaccine

d)

Hoof trim

22.

Exotic animal owners should come prepared with photos of

a)

The food brand they feed

b)

The animal's shed

c)

The animal's enclosure

d)

The animal's favorite toy

23.


A restraint device commonly used for pigs that consists of a metal pipe with a cable loop on one end is:

a)

Hog snare

b)

Twitch

c)

Stanton

d)

Leash

24.

Parrots outgrow chewing behavior after weening

a)

True

b)

False

25.

A yawning or grimacing horse may be

a)

In pain

b)

Bored of you

c)

Full

d)

Hungry

26.

It is recommended to give snakes prekilled food

a)

True

b)

False

27.


Which type of digestive system best describes an equine digestive system?

a)

Monogastric

b)

Partial ruminant

c)

ruminant

d)

Hind-gut fermenter

28.

What do horses and rabbits have in common?

a)

Both are omnivores.

b)

Both are amphibians.

c)

Both are marsupials.

d)

Both are hind gut fermenters

29.

What is a marsupial?

a)
A marsupial is a type of reptile that lays eggs.
b)
A marsupial is a mammal that carries and nurses its young in a pouch.
c)
A marsupial is a bird known for its colorful feathers.
d)
A marsupial is a fish that lives in freshwater habitats.
30.

Pigs eat

a)

Pigs eat an omnivorous diet

b)

Pigs only eat insects

c)
Pigs primarily consume fish and seafood.
d)
Pigs eat only meat and dairy products.
31.


Keeping one hand on the neck, just behind the base of skull, will help prevent getting bitten when handling long-necked lizards.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

Hay is considered what kind of food?

a)

Forage

b)

Silage

c)

Spoilage

d)

Concentrate

33.

Which of these are a commonly used venipuncture site in chelonians? 


a)

Cardiac

b)

Caudal tail vein

c)

Radial-humoral plexus

d)

Medial artery

34.

One method of safely radiographing a turtle or tortious is

a)

Wrapping the turtle in plastic

b)

Putting the turtle in a tube

c)
Hold the turtle by hand while taking the radiograph.
d)

Placing the turtle on a box or other positioning device to restrain the turtle and keep them from walking forward.

35.

Horse gestation

a)
Approximately 6 months (180 to 210 days)
b)
Approximately 11 months (330 to 345 days)
c)
About 9 months (270 to 300 days)
d)
Around 14 months (420 to 450 days)
36.


How often must UV bulbs be changed?

a)

Every 6 months

b)

Every 6 years

c)

Every day

d)

Once a year

37.


Pressure sores, or _________________, are a common medical issue for recumbent horses with inadequate bedding. 

a)

Colic

b)

Thrush

c)

Laminitis

d)

Decubital ulcers

38.

Many species of male tortoises have a concave plastron, making it easier to mount the female. 

a)

True

b)

False

39.

Turtles and tortoises are

a)

Invertebrates

b)

Lagomorphs

c)

Reptiles

d)

Amphibians

40.

An arboreal animal would prefer

a)
a desert habitat
b)

a tall habitat

c)
a mountainous region
d)
an aquatic environment
41.


If a bird is to be microchipped, anesthetize and aseptically prepare the pectoral muscle site. 

a)

True

b)

False

42.

Which type of poultry housing system allows the birds to wander throughout a building with several nests for laying?

a)

open floor

b)
Conventional system
c)
Cage system
d)
Free-range system
43.

Cows have a what on their shoulder which you can push to move them?

a)
knee
b)
tail
c)

pressure point

d)
ear
44.

What is included in squamata?

a)
Frogs and toads
b)
Birds and mammals
c)
Lizards and snakes
d)
Fish and crustaceans
45.

What do ferrets and snakes have in common?

a)

Both are herbivorous.

b)

Both are aquatic.

c)

Both are mammals.

d)

Both are carnivorous.

46.

Most turtles are omnivorous

a)

True

b)

False

47.

Most tortoises are

a)
carnivorous and agile
b)
omnivorous and fast-moving
c)
insectivorous and active
d)
herbivorous and slow-moving
48.

What is egg binding?

a)

When a mama bird is protective over their egg

b)

When an egg fails to pass through and gets stuck

c)

When the bloom is put onto the egg

d)

Egg fertilization

49.

You should always approach a horse from the

a)

Near side

b)

Far side

c)

Underneath side

d)

Back end

50.

A female poultry is a

a)

Capron

b)

Stag

c)

Hen

d)

Chick

51.

What is a caprine?

a)
A caprine is a type of bird or avian species.
b)
A caprine refers to a large mammal like a cow.
c)
A caprine is a term for a wild feline animal.
d)
A caprine is a goat or a member of the goat family.
52.

What does pneumatized mean?

a)

Containing muscle

b)

Containing air

c)

Bone infection

d)

Quick breathing

53.

What structure supports a parrots pectoral muscles?

a)

Wings

b)

Abdomen

c)

Keel

d)

Femur

54.

How can small mammals and birds be euthanized?

a)

Jugular stick

b)

Orbital sinus

c)

Vena cava

d)

Cardiac stick

55.

What do sheep and goats eat primarily?

a)

Pellets and fruits

b)

Milk

c)

Forages from their environment

d)

Concentrates

56.

What is the voice box of birds called?

a)
pharynx
b)
syrinx
c)
trachea
d)
larynx
57.

Chelonians

a)

Frogs

b)

Snakes

c)

Turtles

d)

Insects

58.


A neutered male chicken produced for the specialty and holiday meat markets

a)

Capron

b)

Stag

c)

Ram

d)

Rooster

59.

Birds have no urinary bladder

a)

True

b)

False

60.

How many ovaries do birds have?

a)

4

b)

3

c)

2

d)

1

61.

What is a doe?

a)

Female goat

b)

Female horse

c)

Baby horse

d)

Male horse

62.

Canaries and finches are

a)

Passerines

b)

Psittacine

63.


What is the minimum length of time that must pass from the last administration of the medicine until the time that the animal is slaughtered, or the milk is collected? 

a)

Withdrawl time

b)

Waste time

c)

Contamination time

d)

Waiting time

64.

Which of the following have hookbills and zygodactyl feet?  

a)
Robins
b)
Sparrows
c)
Parrots
d)
Finches
65.

My parrot uses his zygodactyl foot to hold a sunflower seed up in the air while he turns and opens the shell. Out my window a cardinal holds a sunflower down while peaking it to open it. What does my parrot have that makes it easier to hold and grip?

a)

Parrots have four toes facing forward.

b)
Cardinals have stronger beaks for cracking seeds.
c)
Cardinals have flat feet that limit their grip.
d)

Parrots have two toes facing forward and two facing backwards.

66.

Parrots are

a)

Hookbills

b)

Poultry

c)

Mammals

d)

Passerines

67.


UV light is an important consideration in reptile habitat because inadequate UV light directly affects the animal’s

a)

Vision

b)

Thermoregulation

c)

Metabolism

d)

Hydration

68.

The cranial vena cava can be used for the ferret

a)

True

b)

False

69.

In rabbits, what vein is commonly used for blood draws?

a)

Medial saphenous

b)

Jugular

c)

Central ear artery

d)

Tail vein

70.


What is the esophagus off-shoot sac where birds hold food for regurgitation?

a)

Cloaca

b)

Vent

c)

Stomach

d)

Crop

71.

A castrated goat or sheep is called

a)

Stag

b)

Hoglet

c)

Wether

d)

Ram

72.

What is a ram?

a)

An intact male sheep

b)

A rooster that has been castrated

c)

A male Ostridge

d)

A castrated baby goat

73.

You are going to an ovine farm call today. What will your patients be?

a)

Sheep

b)

Cattle

c)

Donkeys

d)

Alligators

74.

What is a hoglet?

a)

Baby hedgehog

b)

Baby pig

c)

Baby sheep

d)

Baby ram

75.


How would you transport a rat a short distance, such as for changing cages?

a)

Hold it close to your chest with its nose in your armpit

b)

By its back legs

c)

Hold it by the tail

d)

Scruff it

76.

The tail is used for venipuncture for which animal?

a)

Toad

b)

Rabbit

c)

Guinea pig

d)

Rat

77.

Ferrets can give what to humans?

a)

Influenza

b)

Warts

c)

Hepatitis

d)

Strep

78.

What does poultry mean?

a)

Birds who lay eggs

b)

Chickens and ducks

c)

Passerines

d)

Any bird used for human production

79.

A male chicken kept for breeding is

a)

Stag

b)

Cock

c)

Hen

d)

Chick

80.

Ferrets are susceptible to

a)

Canine distemper

b)

FIV

c)

Felv

d)

canine parvo

81.

What do sugar gliders eat?

a)

Veggies and flowers

b)

Fruit and insects

c)

Mice and rats

d)

Grains and seeds

82.

Kid goats are

a)

Newborn goats

b)

Elderly goats

c)

Female goats

d)

Castrated male sheeps

83.

You see a wether on the schedule, what animal are you expecting?

a)

A castrated goat or sheep.

b)

A pregnant cow

c)

A baby rabbit

d)

A baby horse

84.

What animal would you be most likely to hold off the ear to use the central ear artery for venipuncture?

a)

Rabbit

b)

Horse

c)

Rat

d)

Turtle

85.

What are lagomorphs?

a)

Rabbits

b)

Goats

c)

Cat

d)

Ferret

86.

Most hind-gut fermenters are what

a)

Herbivores

b)

Omnivores

c)

Insectivores

d)

Pescatarian

87.

What kind of lighting do reptiles need?

a)

LED

b)

Purple glow light

c)

UV light

d)

Strobe light

88.

Which animal has a Uropygial Gland which makes them waterproof?

a)

Pigs

b)

Toads

c)

Birds

d)

Hamsters

89.

An adult female pig is called

a)

Jill

b)

Sow

c)

Doe

d)

Ewe

90.

What is an ewe?

a)
A male goat.
b)
A female sheep.
c)
A type of bird.
d)
A young cow.
91.

The adult female sheep is called:

a)
doe
b)
lamb
c)
ram
d)
ewe
92.

The standard restraint device used for head restraint of equine patients is

a)

halter and lead rope

b)

Stocks

c)

Horse Muzzle

d)

Hog snare

93.

What are feeds that include most or all of the plant called?

a)

Concentrates

b)

Pellets

c)

Silage

d)

Forage

94.

What are urates in birds?

a)

A type of hormone

b)

A pigment in feathers

c)

The final product of nitrogenous waste production from the liver

d)

A type of blood cell

95.

How are urates excreted in birds?

a)

As a clear liquid

b)

As a white to yellow pasty material

c)

As a gas

d)

As a hard solid

96.

Which organ is not present in the urinary system of birds?

a)

Kidney

b)

Ureter

c)

Urinary bladder

d)

Liver

97.

What is the terminal end of the urinary, reproductive, and gastrointestinal tracts in birds called?

a)

Vent

b)

Cloaca

c)

Gizzard

d)

Crop

98.

You see a chelonian on the schedule. What animal are you expecting?

a)

Tanager

b)

Tiger

c)

Turtle

d)

Toad

99.

Pigs giving birth is called

a)

Egg laying

b)

Whelping

c)

Farrowing

d)

Kidding

100.

A frog is an

a)

Rodent

b)

Reptile

c)

Amphibian

d)

Lagomorph

101.

What is the external opening of the cloaca in birds called?

a)

Vent

b)

Gizzard

c)

Crop

d)

Ceca

102.

Which part of the bird's anatomy is responsible for grinding food?

a)

Cloaca

b)

Vent

c)

Gizzard

d)

Crop

103.

In cats and dogs, what are the two main cavities present in their bodies?

a)

Thoracic cavity and abdominal cavity

b)

Coelom and thoracic cavity

c)

Abdominal cavity and coelom

d)

Coelom and cranial cavity

104.

What is the body cavity of reptile called?

a)
Hemocoel
b)
Coelom
c)
Pseudocoelom
d)
Blastocoel
105.

What is the name of the single cavity in birds that has no further divisions?

a)

Thoracic cavity

b)

Abdominal cavity

c)

Coelom

d)

Cranial cavity

106.

Which feathers form the outer covering of a bird's body?

a)

Blood feathers

b)

Contour feathers

c)

Down feathers

d)

Flight feathers

107.

What type of feathers are found beneath the hard outer feathers and are responsible for insulation?

a)

Contour feathers

b)

Blood feathers

c)

Down feathers

d)

Flight feathers

108.

What is the ferrets lifespan?

a)

2 years

b)

20-25 years

c)

15 - 20 years

d)

5 - 8 years

109.

What type of feathers grow after molting?

a)

Contour feathers

b)

Down feathers

c)

Flight feathers

d)

Blood feathers

110.

What are Psittacines frequently called due to their curved upper beak?

a)

Hookbills

b)

Pointedbills

c)

Curvedbills

d)

Beakbills

111.

Which birds are classified as Passerine?

a)

Parrots

b)

Canaries and Finches

c)

Eagles

d)

Owls

112.

How many toes point forward in the anisodactyl feet of passerines?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

113.

How many toes point backward in the anisodactyl feet of passerines?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

114.

What is a characteristic feature of Psittacines (Parrots)?

a)

Straight upper beaks

b)

Curved upper beaks

c)

Flat upper beaks

d)

Pointed upper beaks

115.

What type of feet do Psittacines (Parrots) have?

a)

Syndactyl feet

b)

Zygodactyl feet

c)

Anisodactyl feet

d)

Heterodactyl feet

116.

Where should the water bowl be placed to reduce the risk of fecal contamination?

a)

On the ground

b)

Under a perch

c)

High enough and not under a perch

d)

Next to the food bowl

117.

What can cause heavy metal toxicosis in pet birds?

a)

Ingestion of zinc or lead

b)

Ingestion of copper or iron

c)

Ingestion of plastic or rubber

d)

Ingestion of wood or paper

118.

Where are zinc or lead commonly found that can cause toxicosis in pet birds?

a)

Cage material, toys, bells, or other household items

b)

Food and water

c)

Bedding and perches

d)

Cleaning products and furniture polish

119.

A female chicken that has not yet started to lay eggs

a)

Hen

b)

Pullet

c)

Rooster

d)

Capron

120.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a poison ingestion risk for pet birds?

a)

Cleaning products

b)

Furniture polish

c)

Fresh fruits

d)

Perfumes

121.

How many orders does the class Reptilia contain?

a)

Two

b)

Three

c)

Four

d)

Five

122.

Which animals belong to the order Squamata?

a)

Turtles and tortoises

b)

Crocodiles and alligators

c)

Snakes and lizards

d)

Tuataras

123.

Which animals belong to the order Testudines?

a)

Snakes and lizards

b)

Crocodiles and alligators

c)

Turtles and tortoises

d)

Tuataras

124.

What does it mean for reptiles to be ectothermic?

a)

They generate their own body heat.

b)

They obtain heat from the environment.

c)

They do not need heat to survive.

d)

They can survive in any temperature.

125.

How do reptiles cool down?

a)

By moving into areas of direct sunlight.

b)

By generating their own body heat.

c)

By moving into the shade.

d)

By drinking water.

126.

How do reptiles obtain heat?

a)

By moving into areas of direct sunlight.

b)

By moving into the shade.

c)

By generating their own body heat.

d)

By eating food.

127.

What is a characteristic of each reptile species regarding temperature?

a)

Each species can survive in any temperature.

b)

Each species has a range of temperature that is preferred.

c)

Each species generates its own body heat.

d)

Each species does not need heat to survive.

128.

What do reptiles have as a protective layer over their skin?

a)

Hair

b)

Feathers

c)

Scales

d)

Bare skin

129.

What happens to the outermost scaly layer of reptile skin?

a)

It becomes thicker

b)

It sheds regularly

c)

It becomes transparent

d)

It hardens

130.

What happens to the skin of snakes just before they shed?

a)

It becomes thinner

b)

It becomes opaque

c)

It becomes shinier

d)

It becomes softer

131.

What does "Dysecdysis" mean?

a)

Respiratory problems

b)

Digestive problems

c)

Shedding problems

d)

Reproductive problems

132.

The term for a snake who is having difficulty shedding is

a)
hypodermis
b)
ecdysis
c)
dysecdysis
d)
anecdysis
133.

Foundation breeders

a)
Foundation breeders are key in establishing new breeds or varieties.
b)
Foundation breeders primarily focus on crop production.
c)

Foundation breeders grow meat birds only.

d)

Foundation breeders are a part of the usda.

134.


 Poultry producers of parent flocks that produce eggs sold to hatcheries are:

a)
Farmers
b)
Hatchers
c)
Layers
d)

Foundation Breeders

135.

What is the cloaca in reptiles?

a)

A cavity that contains the heart

b)

A cavity that contains the brain

c)

A caudal opening where the urinary, digestive, and reproductive systems empty

d)

A cavity that contains the lungs

136.

Why is colostrum important for newborn calfs?

a)

Colostrum is rich in antibodies

b)

Colostrum is high in protein for muscle growth

c)

Colostrum is high in minerals

d)

Colostrum is high in vitamins

137.

What type of diet do most aquatic turtles have?

a)

Herbivores

b)

Omnivores

c)

Carnivores

d)

Frugivores

138.



A restraint device commonly used for pigs that consists of a metal pipe with a cable loop on one end is:

a)
hog snare
b)
snout clamp
c)
animal trap
d)

halter

139.

An important part of taking an exotic animal history is seeing a photo of the enclosure.

a)

True

b)

False

140.

Canaries are

a)

Passerine songbirds known for their singing and bright colors.

b)
tiny mammals that burrow underground.
c)

Poultry birds used for eggs

d)
large flightless birds found in cold climates.
141.

What type of food should be offered to aquatic turtles?

a)

Fruits and nuts

b)

Meat and bones

c)

Green leaves, algae, fish, and invertebrates

d)

Bread and milk

142.

What type of diet do land turtles have?

a)

Omnivorous

b)

Carnivorous

c)

Herbivorous

d)

Insectivorous

143.

What type of food should be offered to land turtles?

a)

Meat and bones

b)

Green leaves, grass, flowers, and vegetables

c)

Fruits and nuts

d)

Bread and milk

144.

What do amphibians need to survive?

a)

Dry air

b)

Water or a humid environment

c)

Direct sunlight

d)

Cold temperatures

145.

What does it mean that amphibians are ectothermic?

a)

They generate their own heat

b)

They obtain heat from their environment

c)

They do not need heat

d)

They can live in any temperature

146.

Why do amphibians need heated (illuminated) areas in their enclosures?

a)

To escape direct light

b)

To stay cool

c)

To obtain heat

d)

To avoid water

147.

Why do amphibians need cool areas in their enclosures?

a)

To escape direct light

b)

To obtain heat

c)

To stay dry

d)

To avoid humidity

148.

What are the methods mentioned for verifying the presence of parasites in reptiles and amphibians?

a)

Direct fecal examination, fecal flotation, cloacal wash

b)

Blood test, fecal flotation, cloacal wash

c)

Direct fecal examination, blood test, cloacal wash

d)

Blood test, fecal flotation, urine examination

149.

What is used in the cloacal wash procedure to obtain a diagnostic sample?

a)

Distilled water

b)

Saline

c)

Alcohol

d)

Hydrogen peroxide

150.

How is the direct fecal examination performed in reptiles and amphibians?

a)

In the same way as in mammals

b)

In a different way than in mammals

c)

Only in specialized laboratories

d)

Using an electron microscope

151.

What type of tube is used in bowel lavage?

a)

Glass tube

b)

Rigid plastic tube

c)

Soft rubber tube

d)

Metal tube

152.

What is a "dewlap" in rabbits?

a)

A special type of food for rabbits.

b)

A type of rabbit.

c)

A fold of skin found under the chin of female rabbits.

d)

A type of disease in rabbits.

153.

What term is used to refer to relating to rats?

a)

Buck

b)

Doe

c)

Murine

d)

Pups/Kits

154.

What is the term for an intact adult male rat?

a)

Doe

b)

Buck

c)

Murine

d)

Pups/Kits

155.

What is the term for an adult female rat?

a)

Murine

b)

Buck

c)

Doe

d)

Pups/Kits

156.

What term is used to refer to young rats?

a)

Murine

b)

Buck

c)

Doe

d)

Pups/Kits

157.

Passerines

a)
Passerines are aquatic birds found in wetlands.
b)
Passerines are reptiles that inhabit tropical forests.
c)
Passerines are large mammals known for their vocalizations.
d)
Passerines are perching birds or songbirds belonging to the order Passeriformes.
158.

Which of the following is a common health issue in pet reptiles?

a)

Feather plucking

b)

Metabolic bone disease

c)

Respiratory infections

d)

Obesity

159.

In what animal do you draw blood from the ventral abdominal vein?

a)
Ferret
b)
Guinea Pig
c)

Frog

d)
Hedgehog
160.

You should wear gloves while handling this animal.

a)

Cat

b)

Frog

c)

Lizard

d)

Rabbit

161.

What is the function of the gizzard in birds?

a)

To store food

b)

To grind food

c)

To digest food

d)

To absorb nutrients

162.

What animal drops his tail in response to predation?

a)

Lizard

b)

Ferret

c)

Mice

d)

Rat

163.

A plastron is

a)
the outer layer of a fish's scales.
b)
the bony structure in a bird's wing.
c)
the soft skin covering on a frog's back.
d)
the hard shell or protective covering on the underside of a turtle or tortoise.
164.

Which of these is a reptile?

a)

Salamander

b)

Turtle

c)

Frog

d)

Toad

165.

Mice are

a)

Bovines

b)

Rodents

c)

Lagomorphs

d)

Marcupials

166.

My pet Anura is a

a)

Frog

b)

Gecko

c)

Salamandar

d)

Sheep

167.

Frogs & toads belong in what family?

a)
Urodela
b)

Squamata

c)

Turtle

d)
Anura
168.

What animals are in the Caudata family?

a)
Frogs
b)
Lizards
c)
Salamanders
d)
Turtles
169.

Salamanders, newts, and sirens

a)

Amphibians in the Caudata family

b)
Fish
c)
Reptiles
d)
Mammals
170.

Gymnophiona

a)
Reptiles
b)
Caecilians
c)
Amphibians
d)
Mammals
171.

Snakes are

a)
Snakes are legless reptiles.
b)
Snakes are flightless birds.
c)
Snakes are aquatic amphibians.
d)
Snakes are warm-blooded mammals.
172.

Snakes are

a)
Snakes are aquatic amphibians.
b)
Snakes are legless reptiles.
c)
Snakes are flightless birds.
d)
Snakes are warm-blooded mammals.
173.

What do snakes eat?

a)
Snakes eat small animals such as rodents, birds, and lizards.
b)

Snakes feed on carbs like pasta and sourdough.

c)

Snakes mainly eat jellyfish.

d)
Snakes primarily consume fruits and vegetables.
174.

What reptile is an obligte carnivore?

a)
Green iguana
b)
Leatherback turtle
c)
Chameleon
d)

Snake

175.

Psitticinae

a)
Subfamily of parrots.
b)
Family of songbirds.
c)
Order of reptiles.
d)
Genus of mammals.
176.

What animals live high in the forest?

a)

Arctic animals

b)

Burrowing animals

c)

Aquatic animals

d)

Arboreal animals

177.

How to perform a cloacal wash.

a)
Use a cotton swab to clean the cloaca area.
b)
Apply pressure to the cloaca without any fluid.
c)
Insert a non-sterile syringe with water into the cloaca.
d)
To perform a cloacal wash, insert a sterile syringe with saline into the cloaca and gently flush the area.

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