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Quiz 2 and 3 review VTA155 Mixed Animal

Total questions: 63

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a common chelonian kept as a pet?

a)

Corn Snake

b)

Gecko

c)

Red-Eared Slider

d)

Chameleon

2.

An arboreal reptile lives

a)
on the ground
b)
in water
c)
in trees
d)
in caves
3.

What is a cloacal wash?

a)

A cloacal wash is a sampling procedure to collect fecal samples from the cloaca of reptiles and amphibians for testing

b)
A cloacal wash is a diagnostic test for respiratory infections.
c)
A cloacal wash is a method to clean the cloaca of reptiles.
d)
A cloacal wash is a surgical procedure for cloacal repair.
4.

In which animal can you visualize the ventral abdominal vein on the underside of their belly?

a)

Pig

b)

Frog

c)

Ferret

d)

Falcon

5.

What animal lives 10 years?

a)

Rat

b)

Chinchilla

c)

Turtle

d)

Rabbit

6.

  1. What is the most common site for intravenous catheterization in the chelonian?

a)

Jugular

b)

  1. radial-humoral plexus sinus

c)

  1. femoral vein

d)

  1. dorsal venous sinus

7.

What is the bottom shell of the turtle called?

a)

Plastron

b)

Carapase

c)

Dysecdysis

d)

Molt

8.

I have a pet caecilian, he is a worm shaped amphibian. What pet do I have?

a)

Testudine

b)

Gymnophiona

c)

Anura

d)

Caudata

9.

What term means difficult shed?

a)

Ecdysis

b)

Ringworm

c)

Dermatitis

d)

Dysecdysis

10.

What outdated heat source is no longer recommended for reptiles due to burn risk?

a)

LED lighting

b)

Hot rocks and sizzle stones

c)

UV lighting

d)

Heat bulbs

11.

Caudatas are

a)
frogs
b)
toads
c)

lizards

d)
salamanders
12.

Anura

a)

Frogs and toads

b)

Salamanders, newts, sirens

c)

Caecilians

d)

Rabbits

13.

What family do caecilians belong to?

a)
Anura
b)
Squamata
c)
Gymnophiona
d)
Urodela
14.

Reptiles need what kind of lighting?

a)

Blue

b)

Red

c)

UV

d)

Strobe

15.

I love my pet testudine, what pet do I have?

a)

Snake

b)

Lizard

c)

Salamander

d)

Turtle

16.

The term squamata refers to

a)

Lizards and snakes

b)

Rats and mice

c)

Chinchillas and rabbits

d)

Turtles and tortoises

17.

What is the term for female sugar gliders and ferrets?

a)

Jacks

b)

Jills

c)

Janes

d)

Joshs

18.

What small pet is the most vocal?

a)

Snake

b)

Turtle

c)

Rabbit

d)

Guinea pig

19.

Rabbits are prone to their GI system slowing down or stopping when stressed or sick, what is the term for this condition?

a)

Stasis

b)

Hematoma

c)

Coprophagia

d)

Regurgitation

20.

Reptiles and amphibians are not great at generating their own body heat and must use the environment for heat

a)

True because reptiles and amphibians are ectothermic and depend on environmental heat.

b)

False because reptiles and amphibians thrive in cold environments without heat sources.

c)

False because eptiles and amphibians are warm-blooded and generate heat internally.

d)

False because reptiles and amphibians can maintain a constant body temperature regardless of surroundings.

21.

Animals with continuing erupting incisors should have them trimmed if they overgrow, because if you do not trim them it can lead to

a)

Malocclusion

b)

Obesity

c)

Tarter build up

d)

Lameness

22.

Which animal is generally the least friendly and will hiss at strangers?

a)

Rabbit

b)

Hedgehog

c)

Ferrets

d)

Rat

23.

Snakes are

a)

Herbivores

b)

Carnivores

c)

Omnivores

d)

Vegan

24.

What is farrowing?

a)
Farrowing is a type of pig feed.
b)
Farrowing is the act of giving birth in pigs.
c)
Farrowing refers to pig grooming.
d)
Farrowing is the process of pig training.
25.

What animal can catch human influenza?

a)

Ferrets

b)

Cats

c)

Horses

d)

Reptiles

26.

What is a wether?

a)
A young male horse.
b)
A castrated male sheep.
c)
A type of wool fabric.
d)
A female goat.
27.

What animal has a ten year lifespan?

a)

Chinchilla

b)

Rat

c)

Mouse

d)

Milk frog

28.

What is a rat's lifespan?

a)

2.5 to 3.5

b)

15 to 20 years

c)

1 year

d)

5 to ten years

29.

How do reptiles obtain heat?

a)

By eating warm food.

b)

By moving into areas of direct sunlight.

c)

By exercising.

d)

By staying in water.

30.

These are the most common animals used in research due to their predisposition to tumors.

a)

Ball pythons and corn snakes

b)

Red eyed tree frogs and milk tree frogs

c)

Sugar gliders and flying squirrels

d)

Rats and mice

31.

If you have human influenza, which of your pets could catch it from you?

a)

Dog

b)

Cat

c)

Hamster

d)

Ferret

32.

If your dog gets canine distemper, what other pet could catch it?

a)

Snake

b)

Lizard

c)

Frog

d)

Ferret

33.

What is a characteristic of ectothermic animals?

a)

They have a high metabolic rate.

b)

They rely on external sources for body heat.

c)

They can survive in extremely cold climates.

d)

They produce heat through digestion.

34.

What is true about the temperature preference of reptile species?

a)

All species prefer the same temperature.

b)

Each species has a range of temperature that is preferred.

c)

They do not have any temperature preference.

d)

They prefer cold temperatures.

35.

A sprite is a

a)

Female ferret

b)

Male ferret

c)

Gravid lizard

d)

Gravid snake

36.

What is a natural predatory response of lizards to escape capture?

a)

Camouflage

b)

Running fast

c)

Dropping their tail

d)

Hiding in burrows

37.

What animal has a musky scent?

a)

Lizard

b)

Salamander

c)

Ferret

d)

Hamster

38.

What is the cavity called that reptiles have?

a)

Coelom

b)

Cloaca

c)

Diaphragm

d)

Stomach

39.

What is a cloaca?

a)
A cloaca is a type of digestive organ in mammals.
b)
A cloaca is a specialized respiratory system in fish.
c)
A cloaca is a common opening for excretion and reproduction in certain animals.
d)
A cloaca is a structure for storing food in reptiles.
40.

What structure do reptiles lack that separates their internal organs?

a)

Diaphragm

b)

Coelom

c)

Cloaca

d)

Liver

41.

A castrated male rabbit is called a

a)

Lapin

b)

Doe

c)

Jill

d)

Sire

42.

What is coprophagic?

a)

Grain eating

b)

Obligate carnivore

c)

Fish eating

d)

Eating their own feces

43.

Why should enclosures be easy to clean and disinfect?

a)

To save time

b)

To maintain hygiene

c)

To change the look frequently

d)

To reduce costs

44.

What is an acceptable and affordable bedding alternative if a bioactive enclosure is not possible?

a)

Sand

b)

Shredded newspaper

c)

Gravel

d)

Wood chips

45.

What should snakes be fed?

a)

Leafy greens

b)

Whole prey (rats, mice, etc.)

c)

Fruits

d)

Insects

46.

What is the most common venipuncture site of rodents?

a)
medial forelimb vein
b)
dorsal foot vein
c)
ventral ear vein
d)

Tail vein

47.

A bird with zygodactyl feet has

a)
three toes facing forward and one toe backward
b)
two toes facing forward and two toes facing backward
c)
one toe facing forward and three toes backward
d)
two toes on each side and one toe in the middle
48.

What is a lagomorph?

a)

Rabbit

b)

Chinchilla

c)

Rat

d)

Snake

49.

Rats and mice are considered

a)
Rodents
b)
Insects
c)
Mammals
d)
Reptiles
50.

Reptiles include

a)

Poultry and passerines

b)

Lizards, Snakes, Turtles and tortoises

c)

Frogs, salamanders and toads

d)

Fish, whales and starfish

51.

Frogs are considered

a)

Amphibians

b)

Fish

c)

Reptiles

d)

Caudata

52.

What should be included in the diet of aquatic turtles?

a)

Leafy greens, algae, fish, and invertebrates

b)

Chicken and beef

c)

Fruits and nuts

d)

Seeds and grains

53.

What type of diet do tortoises have?

a)

Omnivores

b)

Herbivores

c)

Carnivores

d)

Insectivores

54.

What is the top of the shell of a turtle or tortoise called?

a)

Plastron

b)

Carapace

c)

Scute

d)

Shell

55.

What is the primary function of the turtle and tortoise shell?

a)

To help them swim

b)

To protect them from predators

c)

To store water

d)

To attract mates

56.

How should non-aggressive snakes be handled?

a)

Use a snake hook

b)

Use a towel and leather gloves

c)

Simply pick the animal up and remove it from the cage

d)

Use a net

57.

How should most small lizards be picked up?

a)

By their tail

b)

With both hands

c)

Using a net

d)

With one hand

58.

What should you never do when capturing a lizard?

a)

Use a net

b)

Capture by the tail

c)

Use gloves

d)

Approach slowly

59.

What PPE is most important to protect yourself and your frog patient?

a)

Facemask

b)

Powder free gloves

c)

Surgical gown

d)

Surgical cap

60.

Why should you not have skin to skin contact with a frog?

a)

Chemicals on your skin can hurt the frog and the frog can carry salmonella. Also, some may be poisonous.

b)

You will get warts

c)

The frog could try to kiss you

d)

The frog will become aggressive if it touches your skin

61.

Which order of Amphibia includes Salamanders, Newts, and Sirens?

a)

Anura

b)

Caudata

c)

Gymnophiona

d)

Reptilia

62.

Eastern Newts are a type of what?

a)

Amphibian commonly kept as a pet

b)

Large mammal

c)

Marine fish

d)

Desert reptile

63.

Why should small mammals, amphibians and reptiles NOT be allowed to free roam your house?

a)

They could get lost

b)

They could eat or chew on something they shouldn't

c)

They could get crushed by other people or animals in the house who do not know they are there

d)

All of the above

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