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Outing Preparation Quiz: Practice Level

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Planes, boarding kennels, trains, local ordinances and dog runs. A trip with your dog is decided by the homework you do before you leave. Five questions drawn from ANA, the Ministry of the Environment, JR East and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, each with a sourced explanation. About 2 minutes.

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Answer all 5 questions correctly on your first try to count a clear toward your titles. If you miss some, practise until you get them all right, then pass the review check 3 days later to count it the same way.

Questions in this quiz (5)

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  1. On an ANA domestic flight, where does a dog travelling as a pet ride?

    • Under the seat in front of the owner
    • A cabin seat used only on pet-friendly flights
    • A space in the hold beneath the cabin
  2. What does the law require of a boarding kennel or grooming salon that keeps animals as a business?

    • Notification to the prefectural governor
    • Registration with the prefectural governor
    • A licence granted by the prefectural governor
  3. On JR East, what happens to the hand-luggage charge for a physical assistance dog?

    • There is no charge, whatever the dog's size
    • There is no charge only if the dog is in a case
    • There is a 290 yen charge per item, as for pets
  4. What does the Tokyo ordinance require dog owners to display near their entrance?

    • A sign giving the dog's registration number
    • A sign stating that a dog is being kept
    • A sign giving the breed and number of dogs
  5. For which dogs do the Yoyogi Park dog run rules require a muzzle?

    • Fighting breeds and their crosses
    • Large dogs over 30 kilograms
    • Dogs that have barked at another dog
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