L3- Animal Behaviour

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Questions for level 3 animal care on behaviour

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L3- Animal Behaviour


Froggy Jumps L3- Animal BehaviourVersion en ligne Questions for level 3 animal care on behaviour par Mel Hart 1 What is a stereotypic behaviour in animals a A repetitive, unvarying behaviour with no obvious goal b A natural behaviour seen in the wild c A sign that the animal is fully enriched 2 Which of the following is an example of displacement behaviour? a A dog licking its lips when nervous b A cat rubbing its head on furniture c A parrot mimicking human speech 3 What is meant by ‘habituation’ in animal behaviour? a When an animal becomes less responsive to a repeated stimulus b The instinctive response of an animal to a predator c The ability of an animal to learn tricks 4 Which of the following is an example of operant conditioning? a A dog receiving a treat for sitting on command b A bird flying south for the winter c A cat associating the sound of a can opener with food 5 Which hormone is primarily associated with stress in animals? a Cortisol b Oxytocin c Dopamine 6 What type of learning is demonstrated when a dog watches another dog open a door and then does the same? a Observational learning b Classical conditioning c Operant conditioning 7 What is the most likely reason an animal freezes when a predator is near? a To blend in with surroundings and avoid detection b To show submission to the predator c To prepare for a sudden attack 8 What does it mean when a rabbit performs a ‘binky’? a It is excited and happy b It is in pain c It is warning others of danger 9 What is a likely cause of redirected aggression in cats? a Frustration from being unable to reach the intended target b A lack of food c A sudden change in weather 10 Which of these is an example of positive reinforcement? a Giving a dog a treat for sitting b Scolding a cat for scratching furniture c Ignoring a dog when it jumps up 11 What is a common sign of fear in a dog? a Ears back, tail tucked, and avoiding eye contact b Bouncing over c Drooling 12 What does tail flicking in a cat usually indicate? a Agitation or annoyance b The cat is preparing to sleep c Contentment and relaxation 13 What does a dog’s raised hackles typically indicate? a The dog is feeling threatened or aroused b The dog is trying to regulate its body temperature c The dog is relaxed and comfortable 14 Which of the following is an example of an innate behaviour? a A puppy instinctively suckling from its mother b A parrot learning to talk c A cat using a litter tray after being trained 15 What does yawning in a dog sometimes indicate, aside from tiredness? a Stress or anxiety b The need for more exercise c A response to being cold

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L3- Animal BehaviourVersion en ligne

par Mel Hart

What is a stereotypic behaviour in animals

Which of the following is an example of displacement behaviour?

What is meant by ‘habituation’ in animal behaviour?

Which of the following is an example of operant conditioning?

Which hormone is primarily associated with stress in animals?

What type of learning is demonstrated when a dog watches another dog open a door and then does the same?

What is the most likely reason an animal freezes when a predator is near?

What does it mean when a rabbit performs a ‘binky’?

What is a likely cause of redirected aggression in cats?

Which of these is an example of positive reinforcement?

What is a common sign of fear in a dog?

What does tail flicking in a cat usually indicate?

What does a dog’s raised hackles typically indicate?

Which of the following is an example of an innate behaviour?

What does yawning in a dog sometimes indicate, aside from tiredness?