Meet the Standard!

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. What are the five rabbit body types that the ARBA recognizes? Compact, wide, arched, rounded, long Compact, commercial, semi-arch, full-arch, cylindrical Long, compact, commercial, rounded, medium build Medium build, large build, fine build, long, stocky

2. What rabbit breed has the most varieties in the ARBA standard? American Belgian hare Hotot Netherland dwarf

3. What are the four varieties recognized by the ARBA for the tan breed? Black, blue, chocolate, lilac, Seal, gray, black, fawn Black, gray, brown, orange Fawn, white, black, chocolate

4. What are the four main fur types (according to the ARBA)? normal, coarse, soft, long-haired normal, fuzzy, Rex, gleaming normal, wool, satin, coarse normal, wool, satin, Rex

5. Which of the following rabbits would always be disqualified in an ARBA show, regardless of breed? A neutered rabbit A rabbit with smut (dark patches in the coat) A rabbit with a dewlap A rabbit without an eye circle

6. What ARBA breed standard uses the terms "herringbone", "side pattern", and "graduation"? Dutch Beveren Flemish Giant English Spot

7. Which of the following groups of terms all apply to the ARBA Dutch breed standard? Blaze, saddle, undercut, stops Graduation, stops, crest, eye circles Blaze, sweep, herringbone, eye circles Saddle, undercut, sweep, graduation

8. What breed has the two groups "Japanese" and "Magpie" in the ARBA standard? Cinnamon Havana Harlequin Silver

9. What breed of rabbit is always tricolored in the ARBA standard? Mini Rex Havana Polish Rhinelander

10. Which of the following ARBA breed standards does not recognize the "broken" variety? ("Broken" rabbits are white in conjunction with another recognized color.) English Lop Jersey woolly New Zealand Polish