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1. 1. A dog pauses to sniff where nothing is visible. What may it be doing?

   A dog pauses to sniff where nothing is visible. What may it be doing?

   Gathering information from smells Waiting because the spot has no information Looking only for something to eat

2. 2. A deaf dog has not noticed a visitor. What is a considerate approach?

   A deaf dog has not noticed a visitor. What is a considerate approach?

   Let the dog see the visitor before any interaction Insist on immediate petting Touch it suddenly from behind

3. 3. Why can a dog's eyes shine when a light is directed towards them?

   Why can a dog's eyes shine when a light is directed towards them?

   The eyes generate their own light A reflective layer can return incoming light The dog deliberately switches on a glow

4. 4. What can be true of a high-pitched sound you cannot hear?

   What can be true of a high-pitched sound you cannot hear?

   It may still be audible to a dog A dog can only detect it by smell No animal can hear it

5. 5. When dogs communicate, which information can contribute?

   When dogs communicate, which information can contribute?

   Only eye contact Smells, sounds and body signals Only barking

6. 6. Which teaching approach can suit a deaf dog that can see you?

   Which teaching approach can suit a deaf dog that can see you?

   Consistent hand signals paired with rewards Only repeating spoken words louder Avoiding all learning activities

7. 7. Which statement about a dog's tongue is correct?

   Which statement about a dog's tongue is correct?

   It carries taste buds It detects colours It has no role in taste

8. 8. Besides appearance, what can help a dog recognise a familiar person?

   Besides appearance, what can help a dog recognise a familiar person?

   Only their height Only the colour of their clothes The person's scent

9. 9. What is one role of the outer ear flap?

   What is one role of the outer ear flap?

   Focusing light onto the retina Collecting sound towards the ear canal Producing smells

10. 10. What does the pupil normally do as the surroundings become darker?

    What does the pupil normally do as the surroundings become darker?

    It produces extra light It widens to admit more light It closes completely

11. 11. A dog wants to eat something. Does that prove it is safe for dogs?

    A dog wants to eat something. Does that prove it is safe for dogs?

    No, attraction is not a safety test Yes, taste always detects danger Yes, if it smells appealing

12. 12. What helps a blind dog navigate a familiar home?

    What helps a blind dog navigate a familiar home?

    Rearranging furniture frequently as a surprise A stable furniture layout and clear routes Adding obstacles to make every trip challenging

13. 13. Which pair can dogs normally distinguish by colour?

    Which pair can dogs normally distinguish by colour?

    No pair: colour never helps them Blue and yellow Every shade of red and green just like humans

14. 14. Which statement about normal canine colour vision is accurate?

    Which statement about normal canine colour vision is accurate?

    Dogs see every colour exactly as humans do Dogs see some colours, not just black and white Dogs see only black and white

15. 15. Your dog starts bumping into familiar furniture. What is an appropriate next step?

    Your dog starts bumping into familiar furniture. What is an appropriate next step?

    Assume it is deliberate clumsiness Arrange veterinary assessment Wait until it can no longer move around

16. 16. Besides hearing, the inner ear contributes to which function?

    Besides hearing, the inner ear contributes to which function?

    Colour vision Recognising flavours Balance

17. 17. Where are the sensory nerves associated with a whisker?

    Where are the sensory nerves associated with a whisker?

    Around its follicle in the skin Inside the visible hair shaft Only at its tip

18. 18. A dog's whiskers are most directly associated with which sense?

    A dog's whiskers are most directly associated with which sense?

    Touch Taste Hearing

19. 19. Which activity gives a dog an opportunity to use its nose?

    Which activity gives a dog an opportunity to use its nose?

    Watching a ball through a closed window Following a hand signal without a scent task Searching for suitable food hidden safely under supervision

20. 20. Compared with humans, dogs generally have an advantage in which condition?

    Compared with humans, dogs generally have an advantage in which condition?

    Seeing in dim light Distinguishing every red shade Reading tiny printed letters