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Gross domestic product
What does GDP stand for?
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a collection of wild animals kept in captivity for exhibition.
What is a menargerie?
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At the back of the shop
In a shop where should the essential products be placed?
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Flexarium
What is the name of the enclosure a Chameleon is housed in?
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birds that have beaks that are not suitably adapted to breaking open hard seeds and grains.
What is a softbill bird?
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Manager
Who is the person responsible for managing and organising the staff in a business?
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Modifications to an animals environment that increase their mental stimulation and welfare.
What is environmental enrichment?
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The price marking order 2004.
Which piece of legislation makes it compulsory for products to be marked with the price?
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Oviparous
What is the term used for the reproductive strategy of egg laying?
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Anaemia
What could a orange comb and wattle be a sign of in a chicken?
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Primary, Secondary, tertiary.
What are the 3 terms used to describe the three stages of production of a product?
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Convention for International Trade in Endangered Species.
What does CITIES stand for?
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Groups and merchandise are grouped in a free flowing pattern on the shop floor.
What is a free flow shop layout?
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Species, natural habitat, behavioural pattern
Name a factor that would influence the level of UV provided?
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Dusting chickens and enclosure with mite powder, keeping accommodation clean and hygienic.
How can you treat mites in chickens?
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A business appraiser specializes in evaluating tangible and intangible property to determine what a business is worth.
What does a business appraiser do?
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In situ refers to conserving an animal in its natural habitat whereas ex situ refers to the relocation of an endangered species into a habitat that isn't their own.
What is the difference between ex situ and in situ conservation?
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5 minutes
30 per cent of interviewers make a visual judgment of an applicant within how many minutes?
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Salmonella, Septicaemia, dermatitis, stomatitis, pneumonia
Name one reptile disease caused by a bacterium?
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Psittacosis, salmonella etc.
Name a bacterial disease that birds are susceptible to?
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age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex, and sexual orientation.
What are the 9 protected characteristics in the equality act?
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S-SETTING GOALS
P-PLANNING I- IMPLEMENTATION D-DOCUMENTATION E-EVALUATION RE-ADJUSTMENT
What does SPIDER stand for when designing enrichment?
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Promotions, Price and Placement
What are the 3 P's?
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Phosphorus binds to calcium molecules and means the body cannot use it.
Why are foods high in phosphorus bad for reptiles?
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Pododermatitis.
What is the scientific term for bumblefoot?
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