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Awilson837

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Question 1

Norman wants to buy a rodent that would be a good companion as well as relatively easy to care of, for his seven-year-old son. Which of the following would be the best choice?
◦ marmot
◦ gerbil
◦ porcupine
◦ squirrel

Question 2

Rosella, the pet mouse of the Green family, just delivered a litter of ten. The young mice were transferred to a separate box in order to keep them safe. Why can't the mice stay with Rosella?
◦ Rosella may attack or eat her babies.
◦ Rosella may not be fit enough to care for her babies.
◦ Rosella may transfer diseases to her babies.
◦ Rosella may not have enough space with the litter around.
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