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Animals quiz
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Cats live in people’s homes. Where do most ‘alligators’ live?
in people’s homes
in trees
in rivers
on mountains
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Most ‘camels’ live in places that are ….
very hot
cold
warm
very cold
15
Which of the following things might you find in a ‘nest’?
eggs
cheese
dogs
cows
15
Most ‘kangaroos’ live in which of the following countries?
Brazil
Australia
Canada
Japan
15
Which of the following are known as ‘wild’ animals?
zebras
cats
horses
15
Polar bears have white fur but black skin
False
True
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A flamingo's feathers are pink because it eats a special kind of plankton.
False
True
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Tigers have stripes on their fur but not on their skin.
False
True
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Bees can beat their wings 200 times a second
True
False
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Elephants have a special call that means, 'Danger: Humans!"
True
False
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For every human in the world, there are about 1.6 million ants.
False
True
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The tail of a giraffe can grow to over 2.5 metres.
False
True
15
Butterflies can only see the colours red, green and yellow.
Fasle
True
15
A brown bear's claws can grow to over fifteen centimetres
True
False
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