Small Animal Science Final Exam

Which law was signed into effect in 1966 and regulates who may own or sell certain animals, and animal living conditions? A. Lacey Act B. Welfare Act C. Endangered Species Act D. Rights Act

Which of the following is NOT an animal rights group? A. PETA B. Local animal rights group C. Mercy for Animals D. National Animal Interest Alliance

What is NOT true about the beliefs and actions of animal rights groups? A. Use violence to portray their message B. Animals have the right to live their own lives C. Humans do not have the right to use animals D. Support regulations of animal recreational sports

What is NOT a common practice for law enforcement in regards to animals? A. Prohibiting the running at large animals, specifically cats and dogs B. Limiting the number of animals a resident may own C. Allowing the ownership of poisonous or dangerous animals D. Controlling animal noise such as barking dogs

In which year was the Endangered Species Act signed into law? A. 1937 B. 1983 C. 1973 D. 1990

Which type of animal breeds on their own while maintaining loose ties with humans? A. Semi-domesticated animals B. Tamed wild animals C. Domesticated animals D. Undomesticated animals

Which act prohibits the illegal trade of any fish or wild animals which were taken, possessed, transported or sold in violation of any law, treaty or regulation of the United States? A. The 28 Hour Law B. Endangered Species Act C. Lacey Act D. Public Health Service Policy

What is NOT a federal law, but organizations must comply with it in order to receive funding from PHSP member agencies? A. Public Health Service Policy B. Laboratory Welfare Animal Act C. The 28 Hour Law D. Animal Control

Which animal rights activist protested animal cruelty and research in "A Dog's Tale"? A. Fred Meyers B. Mark Twain C. Peter Singer D. Ingrid Newkirk

What does PETA stand for? A. People, Ethics and Trust with Animals B. Pets and Ethical Treatment Association C. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals D. People for the Ethical Training of Animals

What is NOT a biological cause of overpopulation in companion animals? A. Earlier puberty B. Neglectful owners C. Shorter pregnancies D. Larger litters

Which of the following animals are considered to be nocturnal? A. Rabbits B. Gerbils C. Dogs D. Birds

Which of the following are estimated to cost the most dollars annually? A. Rabbits B. Gerbils C. Cats D. Birds

Birds cost up to how much annually for basic care? A. $600 B. $1,071 C. $550 D. $225

What breed of dog would most likely be a guide animal for the blind? A. Labrador Retriever B. Beagle C. Siberian Husky D. Yorkshire Terrier

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of the bi-directional relationship between humans and their pets? A. Reliable food source B. Protection from predators C. Shelter D. Independence

What type of dog assists the police in capturing criminals? A. Alert dogs B. Working dogs C. Guide dogs D. Hearing dogs

What is NOT a benefit of chew toys for dogs? A. Keep teeth plaque free B. Minimize bad breath C. Keep entertained D. Prevent obesity

How many dogs and cats are euthanized each year in animal shelters across the United States? A. 10 million B. 12 million C. 15 million D. 17 million

Which of the following animals need an unlimited supply of quality hay? A. Rabbits B. Gerbils C. Dogs D. Birds

What is it called when living tissue is transplanted from one species to another? A. Radiograph B. Xenograft C. CAT scan D. Skin graft

What human disease is related to the simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV), which effects non-human primates? A. Hepatitis B. Diabetes C. HIV D. Respiratory disease

What was discovered after testing on cats and prevents the clotting of blood? A. Antibiotics B. Antiblood C. Anticoagulants D. Anesthesia

What act requires minimum standards of treatment and care for animals? A. Animal Care Act B. Animal Rights Act C. Animal Health Act D. Animal Welfare Act