Question

1. which of the following is not an example of a production animal?

a. goats
b. cattle
c. sheep
d. horses

1. which of the following is currently not a pet spending trend?

a. organic and natural food products
b. clothes and costumes
c. increased veterinary spending
d. pet medical insurance

1. how many years ago were cats domesticated?

a. 10,000
b. 9,500
c. 6,000
d. 1,500

1. where were sheep domesticated?

a. middle east
b. asia
c. europe
d. china

1. true or false: mice, dogs, cats and rabbits are all used in research.

a. true
b. false

Explanation:

Question 11

Production animals are those raised for products (milk, meat, wool, etc.). Goats (milk/meat), cattle (milk/meat), sheep (wool/meat) are production animals. Horses are more for work/transport/recreation, not primary production animals.

Pet spending trends include organic food (A), pet clothes (B), increased vet care (C) as pets are treated like family. Pet medical insurance is still not as widespread or a current mainstream trend compared to the others.

Cats were domesticated around 9,500 years ago. Archaeological and genetic evidence supports this timeline, distinguishing from other options.

Answer:

D. Horses

Question 12