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Bunny Bonanza Trivia Quiz

Here's some hard and not so hard questions for serious bunny lovers. Good Luck!

A multiple-choice quiz by cannedcorn. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
cannedcorn

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
141,562

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
5 / 10

Plays
2687

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Question 1 of 10

1. Dutch rabbits are a very popular breed. Where did the Dutch breed originate? Hint

The United States

Germany

England

Holland

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Question 2 of 10

2. The US Surgeon General's Library contains some books concerning supposed cases of human women giving birth to rabbits.

True

False

3. Hurray! Your prize-winning show bunny has had a litter. But no! One of the litter does not conform to the standards for his breed; he is colored and white with only about 10% color. As a show-rabbit breeder, you would call this rabbit a Hint

spoiler

charlie

runt

no-show

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Question 4 of 10

4. When rabbits are making a burrow, who does most of the digging? Hint

the females

the young

the males

none of the above - they all pitch in equally

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Question 5 of 10

5. Rex rabbits are defined from other rabbits by their Hint

size - they are the biggest breed of rabbits.

rank in the warren - they are the alpha bunnies.

fur - the guard hairs are shorter than the undercoat.

short ears, which make them look like they're wearing crowns.

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Question 6 of 10

6. You should always pick up your bunny by the ears.

True

False

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Question 7 of 10

7. How many times per day does a mother bunny feed her kits? Hint

2-4

Too many to count - she feeds them all day long.

4-6

1-2

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Question 8 of 10

8. In the 1950s, a British rabbit named Harvey started attacking his owner's sheep. Harvey became the first sheep-herding rabbit on record.

True

False

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Question 9 of 10

9. In some cultures, rabbits are considered to be good luck. Which of the following is not considered to be good luck? Hint

Catching a white rabbit.

A fisherman seeing a rabbit on his way to his boats.

Saying "white rabbit" on the first of the month.

Carrying a rabbit's foot.

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Question 10 of 10

10. Your friend's bunny walks up to you and gently nudges you with her nose. What is the rabbit trying to say? Hint

"I love you lots."

"Get out of my way!"

"Hello!"

"I'm the number one bunny here!"

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Dutch rabbits are a very popular breed. Where did the Dutch breed originate?

Answer: England

These rabbits originated in the lowlands of the UK in the early 1800s. My first pet bunny, George, was a Dutch.

2. The US Surgeon General's Library contains some books concerning supposed cases of human women giving birth to rabbits.

Answer: True

They have nine such books, in fact. All of these books are at least two hundred years old. People have known for quite a while that people can't give birth to rabbits. It's strange to think that such stories were ever believed.

Answer: charlie

Rabbit Show associations have rigid standards for each breed of rabbit. The rabbits that best conform to these standards win.

4. When rabbits are making a burrow, who does most of the digging?

Answer: the females

Under the right conditions, a single rabbit can dig up to two meters deep in one night.

5. Rex rabbits are defined from other rabbits by their

Answer: fur - the guard hairs are shorter than the undercoat.

Sometimes incorrectly called Velveteens, the Rex breeds have velvety fur that is lovely to touch. While the Standard Rex weighs in at around 5 lbs, the Mini Rex only weighs 3 lbs. Other than size, the two breeds are identical.

6. You should always pick up your bunny by the ears.

Answer: False

Never ever pick up your bunny by the ears. Their ears are very sensitive and you could seriously harm your bunny this way. Always scoop your bunny up around the middle, or by the scruff if you must. When holding your bunny, be sure to support his rump in case he kicks.

7. How many times per day does a mother bunny feed her kits?

Answer: 1-2

Does do not nest with their babies. Her smell might attract predators, so she spends as little time as possible in the nest. She usually feeds the babies at night. Of all domestic animals, rabbit's milk is the richest, containing three times as much fat and five times as much protein as cow's milk.

8. In the 1950s, a British rabbit named Harvey started attacking his owner's sheep. Harvey became the first sheep-herding rabbit on record.

Answer: True

Harvey was living in a bar, when a patron named Peter McCabe took pity on him and bought him from the bar owner. McCabe put Harvey in the yard with his sheep, where the bunny immediately set upon attacking the poor creatures. The herd gained respect for Harvey, who was reputed to be very good at keeping the sheep in the yard. Perhaps Harvey was the inspiration for the "Babe" movies.

9. In some cultures, rabbits are considered to be good luck. Which of the following is not considered to be good luck?

Answer: A fisherman seeing a rabbit on his way to his boats.

Fishermen consider seeing a rabbit on the way to their boats a bad omen. Catching a white rabbit is considered good luck in Arctic cultures, while saying "white rabbit" on the first of the month is an English custom.

10. Your friend's bunny walks up to you and gently nudges you with her nose. What is the rabbit trying to say?

Answer: "Hello!"

Rabbits greet each other by touching noses. In the same way, domestic rabbits gently touch their noses to people when they want to say hello. When a rabbit wants you to get out of its way, it will nudge you very firmly, or even bite. A rabbit will *mount* you, or at least your leg to display dominance.

When a bunny loves you, it circles around you, honking softly. It may also lick you.

Source: Author cannedcorn

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