Parakeet Quiz: What Do You Know?

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Welcome to the Parakeet Quiz: What Do You Know? Do you love these colorful and social birds? Or are you simply curious about these feathered friends?
Whatever the reason for taking this quiz, this content will put your knowledge of parakeets to the test! From their behavior to their diet, and from their natural habitats to their popular breeds, this quiz covers it all.
Grab your thinking cap and get ready to test what you know!
Quiz Questions
- What is the scientific name for parakeets?
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- Psittacidae
- Loriculus galgulus
- Melopsittacus undulatus
- Cyanoramphus novaezelandiae
- What is the lifespan of a parakeet in captivity?
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- 6-8 years
- 3-5 years
- 1-2 years
- 7-15 years
- What is the average weight of an adult parakeet?
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- 31-40 grams
- 20-30 grams
- 30-40 grams
- 51-60 grams
- What is the average wingspan of a parakeet?
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- 31-40 cm
- 41-50 cm
- 20-30 cm
- 30-40 cm
- What is the native habitat of parakeets?
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- Tundra
- Grassland
- Rainforest
- Desert
- What is the diet of parakeets in the wild?
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- Seeds and grains
- Small mammals
- Fruits and vegetables
- Insects
- What is the most common color of parakeets?
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- Yellow
- Red
- Blue
- Green
- What is the name of the most popular species of parakeet kept as a pet?
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- Conure
- Budgerigar
- Cockatiel
- Lovebird
- What is the most important factor in keeping parakeets healthy?
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- A clean living environment
- All of the above
- Regular exercise
- A balanced diet
- What is the name for a group of parakeets?
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- Herd
- Flock/Company
- Pack/Murder
- Swarm
- What is the average size of a budgerigar?
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- 21-25 cm
- 26-30 inches
- 16-20 cm
- 5-11 inches
- What is the average weight of a budgerigar?
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- 31-40 grams
- 30-40 grams
- 20-30 grams
- 51-60 grams
- What is the most common color of budgerigars?
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- Blue/White
- Green/Blue
- Black/White
- Yellow/Red
- What is the name of the mutation that results in a blue budgerigar?
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- Lutino
- Cinnamon
- Recessive pied
- Albino
- What is the name of the mutation that results in a yellow budgerigar?
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- Lutino
- Albino
- Recessive pied
- Cinnamon
Five Cool Facts About Parakeets
Parakeets, also known as budgerigars or budgies, are intelligent and trainable birds that make great pets due to their small to medium size and flexible bodies.
They are primarily found in Australia, particularly in coastal and warm areas where food is plentiful. With their long tails and adaptability, parakeets are fascinating birds to observe.
With that said, here are five cool facts about parakeets:
Do Parakeets Make Good Pets?
Owning a parakeet can be a highly satisfying experience, as these birds can make wonderful companions. Nonetheless, providing a comfortable and healthy environment for them is crucial to foster a strong bond between owner and pet. Parakeets are social creatures that demand substantial companionship, so it's vital to understand their needs and requirements to keep them happy and thriving.
Here are a few important facts to make a note of before owning a parakeet as a pet:
Common Parakeets Behavior
A joyful parakeet often expresses itself by singing a tune, chattering, or imitating sounds it frequently hears. These birds possess the ability to learn words by hearing them, and some even learn hundreds of words from their owners.
However, their pronunciation may not be as clear as that of larger birds like Macaws.
Signs of an unhappy parakeet include:


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