Junior 4-H Rabbit Knowledge Practice Exam

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What is a purebred rabbit?

The first rabbit of its kind
A rabbit without blemishes
One produced by successive mating of the same breed of rabbit
A rabbit recognized by its color

The correct answer is: One produced by successive mating of the same breed of rabbit

A purebred rabbit is one that is produced by breeding two rabbits of the same breed together over multiple generations. This ensures that the offspring have the same genetic characteristics and physical traits as their parents. Option A is incorrect because a purebred rabbit can still be one of its kind even if it is not the first. Option B is incorrect because blemishes do not affect whether or not a rabbit is considered purebred. Option D is incorrect because a rabbit's color is not the sole determining factor in whether or not it is considered purebred.