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Which animal listed below is considered a waterfowl?
Which animal listed below is considered a waterfowl?
What is the largest living bird?
What is the largest living bird?
What covers a butterfly's wings?
What covers a butterfly's wings?
Study Notes
Animal Quiz: Exploring the Wide World of Life
Welcome to our animal quiz, where we’ll journey through the diverse kingdom of the animal world—from mammals to reptiles, birds to amphibians, and insects too. Let's dive right in with 25 questions that will test your natural history acumen!
Section I: Mammals
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Which mammal is known as a marine mammal and has big flippers instead of limbs to swim? a. Whale b. Elephant c. Giraffe d. Tiger
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A baby mammal is called a(n) ________. a. Chicklet b. Kitten c. Fry d. Calf
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A mammal that has hair or fur is called _______. a. Scaly b. Fuzzy c. Furry d. Feathered
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A nocturnal mammal that flies is: a. Ostrich b. Bat c. Elephant d. Squirrel
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The largest living mammal is the: a. Lion b. Giant panda c. Blue whale d. Kitten
Section II: Reptiles
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A reptile that lays eggs with shells is an: a. Insect b. Bird c. Reptile d. Mammal
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A reptile that sheds its skin is called a _______. a. Scaly b. Fuzzy c. Furry d. Feathered
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Reptiles are often ectothermic, meaning they rely on their: a. Lungs b. Heart c. Temperature d. Limbs
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The largest living reptile is the: a. Turtle b. Snake c. Shark d. Pig
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A reptile with scaly skin and a long, whip-like tail is a: a. Snake b. Lizard c. Dolphin d. Giraffe
Section III: Birds
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A bird that is not a native species to a particular region is called a: a. Native b. Migrant c. Alien d. Mammal
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A bird with feathers, wings, and a beak is called a: a. Lizard b. Insect c. Mammal d. Fish
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A flightless bird is an example of a: a. Flying mammal b. Swimming bird c. Flightless bird d. Waterfowl
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The largest living bird is the: a. Ostrich b. Eagle c. Lizard d. Crab
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A bird that makes its nest from twigs and sticks is a: a. Robin b. Duck c. Spider d. Giraffe
Section IV: Amphibians
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An amphibian that lives in water and on land is called a: a. Tiger b. Bird c. Frog d. Insect
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An amphibian with moist skin and external gills is a: a. Frog b. Lizard c. Fish d. Crab
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A tadpole is the: a. Adult b. Egg c. Larva d. Fully formed amphibian
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The smallest living amphibian is the: a. Parrot b. Giraffe c. Frog d. Cat
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An amphibian that lives in water but does not have lungs is a: a. Flying mammal b. Frog c. Bird d. Fish
Section V: Insects
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Insects have six: a. Legs b. Eyes c. Wings d. Tusks
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A group of insects that includes bees, ants, and wasps is called: a. Birds b. Mammals c. Insects d. Reptiles
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A butterfly's wings are covered with: a. Feathers b. Fur c. Scales d. Hair
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The largest living insect is the: a. Lion b. Elephant c. Giant panda d. Goliath beetle
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An insect with six legs and two wings is a: a. Spider b. Mammal c. Bird d. Insect
Now you're ready to test your knowledge! Good luck, and have fun learning about our amazing animal world!
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Explore the wide world of animals with this quiz covering mammals, reptiles, birds, amphibians, and insects. Test your knowledge with 25 questions that delve into the fascinating characteristics and facts about different animal groups.