TTU ANSC 2303 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS
Domestication - Answers - ____________________ is the point at which care, feeding,
and breeding of a species come under control of people (The process of taming an
animal and keeping it as a pet or on a farm)
Dogs - Answers - What was the first animal to be domesticated?
6,000 years - Answers - How long have cats been domesticated
Between 8000 and 5000 BC - Answers - When were horses domesticated?
70% (2/3) - Answers - What percentage of American Families own one or more
animals?
Companionship
Protection
Handicap
Visually or hearing impaired
Therapy
Wheelchair bound
(Health, elderly, children) - Answers - Why do people get pets?
a. Companionship
b. Protection
c. Handicap
d. Health
e. To provide love and care
f. Sport/Hobby
g. Breeding
h. Children
I. Impulse purchase based on emotions - Answers - Why do people get pets?
a. General care
b. Noise, odor, and feces removal
c. Cost
d. Responsibility
e. Body size too large or too small
f. Grooming
g. Shedding
h. Behavioral problems
i. Housing limitations
VERIFIED ANSWERS
Domestication - Answers - ____________________ is the point at which care, feeding,
and breeding of a species come under control of people (The process of taming an
animal and keeping it as a pet or on a farm)
Dogs - Answers - What was the first animal to be domesticated?
6,000 years - Answers - How long have cats been domesticated
Between 8000 and 5000 BC - Answers - When were horses domesticated?
70% (2/3) - Answers - What percentage of American Families own one or more
animals?
Companionship
Protection
Handicap
Visually or hearing impaired
Therapy
Wheelchair bound
(Health, elderly, children) - Answers - Why do people get pets?
a. Companionship
b. Protection
c. Handicap
d. Health
e. To provide love and care
f. Sport/Hobby
g. Breeding
h. Children
I. Impulse purchase based on emotions - Answers - Why do people get pets?
a. General care
b. Noise, odor, and feces removal
c. Cost
d. Responsibility
e. Body size too large or too small
f. Grooming
g. Shedding
h. Behavioral problems
i. Housing limitations
