Name: 
 

2004 Ohio State Animal Management Test



True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

(3 points) Male hamsters usually are nicer and will remain tame as they age.
 

 2. 

(3 points) Amphibians have teeth.
 

 3. 

(3 points) Birds are cold-blooded animals.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 4. 

(3 points) You should leave your new small animal alone for the first:
a.
8 hours
b.
2 weeks
c.
Couple days
d.
24 hours
 

 5. 

(3 points) In Latin, Rodent means:
a.
Furry
b.
to gnaw
c.
to climb
d.
to annoy
 

 6. 

(3 points) Cedar shavings should not be used because of:
a.
Damage to liver and respiratory system
c.
Doesn’t absorb very well
b.
smells bad
d.
Expensive
 

 7. 

(3 points) When the incisors in rodents do not meet, it is called:
a.
Copophagy
b.
Cellulose
c.
Malocclusion
d.
Diastema
 

 8. 

(3 points) Which is not a popular cage for rodents?:
a.
Wooden box
c.
Aquarium
b.
Plastic bottom with wire walls
d.
Interconnecting plastic tube cages
 

 9. 

(3 points) Fresh fruits and vegetables are sources of needed:
a.
Calcium
b.
Fiber
c.
Protein
d.
Fat
 

 10. 

(3 points) Rodents are mainly what?:
a.
Vegetarians
b.
Carnivores
c.
Insectivores
d.
Omnivores
 

 11. 

(3 points) What is not an essential part of your rodents diet?:
a.
Protein
b.
Water
c.
Sugar
d.
Carbohydrates
 

 12. 

(3 points) A good chew toy for a rodent would be:
a.
Cedar
b.
Nutwood
c.
Cherry
d.
White Pine
 

 13. 

(3 points) Quarantine and isolation for a rodent should be for:
a.
2 weeks
b.
4 days
c.
One week
d.
One month
 

 14. 

(3 points) Hamsters were first shipped to the United States in:
a.
1930
b.
1950
c.
1938
d.
1958
 

 15. 

(3 points) The two most popular types of hamsters are:
a.
Angora and Teddybear
c.
Syrian and Teddybear
b.
Russian dwarf and Syrian
d.
Angora and Russian dwarf
 

 16. 

(3 points) Stiffness of the paws, loss of movement in forepaws, and inability to move are symptoms of what?:
a.
Abscesses
c.
Wet tail
b.
Dystocia
d.
Cage paralysis
 

 17. 

(3 points) Gerbils have how many toes on each foot?:
a.
Three
b.
Four
c.
Five
d.
Six
 

 18. 

(3 points) What are the two ways gerbils communicate?:
a.
Purring and barking
c.
Spraying and chewing
b.
Skimming and vibrating
d.
They don’t communicate
 

 19. 

(3 points) Gerbils are susceptible to:
a.
Seizures
b.
Diarrhea
c.
Cannibalism
d.
Obesity
 

 20. 

(3 points) Gerbils will:
a.
Mate for life
b.
Have many mates
c.
Never stay bonded
d.
Be completely antisocial except for mating
 

 21. 

(3 points) In 1900, The National Mouse Club in England began to what?:
a.
Show mice
b.
Standardize colors
c.
Differentiate types
d.
Both Standardize colors and Differentiate types.
 

 22. 

(3 points) Male mice mark their territory by:
a.
Chewing
b.
Spraying
c.
Clawing
d.
Staying there
 

 23. 

(3 points) If a mouse loses its sense of balance, it’s probably due to:
a.
Ataxia
b.
Snuffles
c.
Paralysis
d.
Distemper
 

 24. 

(3 points) A harem of mice is what?:
a.
One male and one female
c.
All females
b.
One male and two-six females
d.
All males
 

 25. 

(3 points) The black rat first reached North and South America in the:
a.
1800’s
b.
1700’s
c.
1600’s
d.
1500’s
 

 26. 

(3 points) Diseases that can be transferred from human to animal, and animal to human, are called what?:
a.
Zoonoses
b.
Transmitters
c.
Contagious
d.
Susceptors
 

 27. 

(3 points) What temperature should rats be kept at?:
a.
80-85 degrees
b.
50-65 degrees
c.
65-80 degrees
d.
85-90 degrees
 

 28. 

(3 points) How many litters can a rat have per year?:
a.
Six
b.
Eight
c.
Ten
d.
Twelve
 

 29. 

(3 points) Which is not related to the chinchilla?:
a.
Porcupines
b.
Hamsters
c.
Guinea Pigs
d.
Agoutis
 

 30. 

(3 points) The gestation period for chinchillas is:
a.
25 days
b.
60 days
c.
45 days
d.
111 days
 

 31. 

(3 points) A group of ferrets is called a:
a.
Pack
b.
Pride
c.
Business
d.
Legion
 

 32. 

(3 points) If a females ferret is not sprayed she will develop what?:
a.
Rabies
c.
Aplastic anemia
b.
Toxoplasmosis
d.
The common cold
 

 33. 

(3 points) Which type of dog food is cheaper, more convenient, and will keep the dogs teeth clean?:
a.
Canned
c.
Dry
b.
Semi-moist
d.
All of these are correct
 

 34. 

(3 points) How long does is take death to set in after the symptoms are noticed with Canine Parvovirus Infection?:
a.
2 weeks
b.
48-72 hours
c.
One month
d.
It’s not fatal
 

 35. 

(3 points) What internal parasite can be identified by “rice-like” segments in feces and around the rectum?:
a.
Whipworm
b.
Heartworms
c.
Roundworms
d.
Tapeworms
 

 36. 

(3 points) Gestation lasts how long in dogs?:
a.
51 days
b.
63 days
c.
79 days
d.
88 days
 

 37. 

(3 points) About 12-24 hours before whelping, what will the female dogs temperature do?:
a.
Elevate
b.
Drop
c.
Stay the same
 

 38. 

(3 points) What is the correct term for the first milk produced by the mother?:
a.
Estrus
b.
Styptic
c.
Colostrum
d.
Anemia
 

 39. 

(3 points) How many breeds of dogs are recognized by the American Kennel Club?:
a.
129
b.
149
c.
159
d.
179
 

 40. 

(3 points) A dog’s normal rectal temperature is:
a.
96.5 degrees C
c.
101-102 degrees C
b.
96.5 degrees F
d.
101-102 degrees F
 

 41. 

(3 points) Which of the following is a canine internal parasite?:
a.
Rabies
b.
Whipworm
c.
Ringworm
d.
Distemper
 

 42. 

(3 points) The American Kennel Club recognizes the Siberian Husky in what class?:
a.
Herding
b.
Terrier
c.
Working
d.
Hound
 

 43. 

(3 points) Cats have about how many more bones than a human?:
a.
Five
b.
Ten
c.
25
d.
40
 

 44. 

(3 points) What is the cat’s third eyelid called?:
a.
Papillae
c.
Jacobson’s organ
b.
Nictitating membrane
d.
Olfactory mucosa
 

 45. 

(3 points) At what age should kittens be purchased?:
a.
4-6 weeks
b.
6-8 weeks
c.
8-12 weeks
d.
12-16 weeks
 

 46. 

(3 points) Feline Panleukopenia is also commonly known as:
a.
Feline distemper
c.
Rabies
b.
Feline herpes
d.
Feline leukemia
 

 47. 

(3 points) What is the internal parasite women can catch while changing litter boxes?:
a.
Pneumonitis
b.
Rhinotracheitis
c.
Coronavirus
d.
Toxoplasmosis
 

 48. 

(3 points) Pregnancy lasts about how long in cats?:
a.
45 days
b.
55 days
c.
65 days
d.
75 days
 

 49. 

(3 points) The estrus cycle lasts about how long in cats?:
a.
9-10 days
b.
15-16 days
c.
20-21 days
d.
30-31 days
 

 50. 

(3 points) How much more protein do cats require than dogs?:
a.
Four times
c.
Twice
b.
Three times
d.
Less than dogs
 

 51. 

(3 points) A normal family cat has how many toes on each front foot?:
a.
Seven
b.
Six
c.
Five
d.
Four
 

 52. 

(3 points) The New Zealand and Californian rabbits are primarily used for what?:
a.
Laboratory use
b.
Wool
c.
Meat
d.
Pet
 

 53. 

(3 points) The Draize Eye Test is used primarily on what animal?:
a.
Gerbils
b.
Guinea pigs
c.
Rabbits
d.
Mice
 

 54. 

(3 points) Persistent sneezing with nasal discharge and matted front paws are symptoms of what?:
a.
Enteritis
b.
Copophagy
c.
Mastitis
d.
Snuffles
 

 55. 

(3 points) What is the proper term for the birth process of rabbits?:
a.
Kindling
b.
Whelping
c.
Labor
d.
Delivery
 

 56. 

(3 points) The cavy is also commonly called what?:
a.
Hamster
b.
Rabbit
c.
Rat
d.
Guinea pig
 

 57. 

(3 points) At what temperature can guinea pigs be kept outside?:
a.
40 degrees
b.
50 degrees
c.
60 degrees
d.
70 degrees
 

 58. 

(3 points) What vitamin can guinea pigs not produce?:
a.
Vitamin A
b.
Vitamin B
c.
Vitamin C
d.
Vitamin D
 

 59. 

(3 points) Which variety of guinea pig would have rosettes with rough wiry hair?:
a.
Teddy
b.
Abyssinian
c.
White crested
d.
Peruvian
 

 60. 

(3 points) Which is not an order of amphibian?:
a.
Salientia
b.
Caudata
c.
Maculatum
d.
Gymnophiona
 

 61. 

(3 points) What is the proper term for when amphibians can breathe through their skin?:
a.
Osmosis
b.
Olm
c.
Mucosa
d.
Metamorphosis
 

 62. 

(3 points) Most amphibians are:
a.
Vegetarians
b.
Insectivores
c.
Herbivores
d.
Omnivores
 

 63. 

(3 points) When red blotches appear on the skin, especially on the inside of the thighs on amphibians, it can be assumed that they have:
a.
A fungus infection
c.
Tympanum
b.
Red leg
d.
Isthmus
 

 64. 

(3 points) Match the following term with the correct amphibian: Ambystomatidae
a.
Hellbender
c.
Mud puppy
b.
Tiger salamander
d.
Congo eel
 

 65. 

(3 points) The upper part of the turtles shell is called what?:
a.
Plastron
b.
Carapace
c.
Brille
d.
Casque
 

 66. 

(3 points) Eggs that hatch after leaving the body of the mother is called what?:
a.
Oviparous
b.
Viviparous
c.
Ovoparous
d.
Ovoviviparous
 

 67. 

(3 points) What temperature is best for hibernating reptiles?:
a.
29-39 degrees
b.
39-49 degrees
c.
49-59 degrees
d.
59-69 degrees
 

 68. 

(3 points) Lamellae is the correct term for what?:
a.
Eyelids of geckos
c.
Sticky pads on toes of geckos
b.
Inner ears of geckos
d.
Tongues of geckos
 

 69. 

(3 points) Definite appearance differences between males and females is called what?:
a.
Hemipenes
b.
Ectotherms
c.
Repusclar
d.
Dimorphism
 

 70. 

(3 points) A cage in which the environment is duplicated as close to the original environment is called:
a.
Vivarium
b.
Terrarium
c.
Aquarium
d.
Solarium
 

 71. 

(3 points) What food supplement must be provided if a bird is only given seed?:
a.
Cuttlebone
b.
Peanuts
c.
Fruits
d.
Grit
 

 72. 

(3 points) Which feathers should you cut when trimming bird’s feathers?:
a.
Primary
c.
Both Primary and Secondary
b.
Secondary
d.
Neither Primary or Secondary
 

 73. 

(3 points) Which bird disease causes respiratory difficulty, wing droop and a twisted neck?:
a.
Pacheco’s Parrot
c.
Rickets
b.
Newcastle
d.
Parrot Fever
 

 74. 

(3 points) Feeding too many sunflower seeds to a bird will cause what?:
a.
Obesity
b.
Hyperness
c.
Lethargy
d.
Death
 

 75. 

(3 points) A parrot’s foot has:
a.
Two toes forward, two twos backward
c.
Two toes forward, one toe backwards
b.
Three toes forward, two toes backward
d.
Three toes forward, one toe backward
 



 
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