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- Q3
- Natural History
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- To which country is the Gnu native?
- S. Africa
- China
- Russia
- Australia
- Hares do not burrow, they liveon the ground. What name is given to their home?
- Form
- Den
- Nest
- Hole
- Which is the smallest of all birds?
- Hummingbird
- Wren
- Accentors Finch
- Goldcrest
- Where are rattlesnakes found naturally?
- N. America
- S. America
- Africa
- India
- The redwoods of N. America arethe largest species of trees. How many metres high can they grow?
- 90
- 30
- 150
- 15
- Where does the lapwing build its nest?
- On the ground
- In trees
- Under eaves of houses
- In reeds
- From which tree do we get filbert nuts?
- Hazel
- Sweet Chestnut
- Hickory
- Walnut
- Which plant is attacked by theColarado beetle?
- Potato
- Wheat
- Elm Trees
- Sugar Beet
- What term is given to the study of plant life?
- Botany
- Zoology
- Palaeontology
- Ecology
- What group of invertebrate animals has 8 legs, a body divided into 2 sections and noantennae?
- Arachnids
- Insects
- Crustaceans
- Molluscs
- The Aard-Vark is an African mammal. What does its name mean?
- Earth-pig
- Termite-eater
- Tree Shrew
- Waterbuck
- How are frogs and toads classified?
- Amphibians
- Reptiles
- Arthropods
- Molluscs
- Which creature, is it estimated, has the largest world population?
- Ant
- Mosquito
- Wasp
- Spider
- Which monkeys are considered to be the most intelligent?
- Baboons
- Marmosets
- Mandrills
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- Approximately how many individuals does an average bee colony contain?
- 40,000-50,000
- 2,000-3,000
- 600-900
- 10,000-12,000
- What does a lepidopterist study?
- Butterflies and moths
- Hares and rabbits
- Fossils
- Shells
- An animal cell consists of a nucleus containing cytoplasm, membrane and what else?
- Chromosomes
- Chlorophyll
- Cellulose
- Lymph
- Where are chameleons mostly found?
- Africa and Madagascar
- Indonesia
- S. America
- Australia
- The cheetah is the swiftest animal on earth over short distances. What speed can it reach?
- 60 mph
- 30 mph
- 80 mph
- 50 mph
- To which country is the dingo native?
- Australia
- India
- USA
- Russia
- The dinosaurs disappeared fromearth approximately 50 millionyears ago. For how long did they flourish?
- 150 million years
- 800,000 years
- 35 million years
- 100 million years
- Which large bird is a nationalemblem of the USA?
- Bald Eagle
- Condor
- Albatross
- Peacock
- What is the largest bird in the world?
- Ostrich
- Emu
- Stork
- Golden Eagle
- Entomology is the study of what?
- Insects
- Embryos
- Evolution
- Fish
- Which is the largest of the whales?
- Blue whale
- Sperm whale
- Killer whale
- Hump-back whale
- What is the name given to a colony of rooks?
- Rookery
- Rooktrees
- Rookcote
- Rookie
- What do the Elm, Pussywillow and Poplar all have in common?
- All have flowers before leaves
- All conifers
- All evergreen
- All flower in the summer
- Which tree is known as "The Queen of the Forest"?
- Silver Birch
- Mountain Ash
- Hornbeam
- Oak
- Where does the Short-eared Owllive?
- Open country
- Fields and hedges
- Woodland
- Barns and farm buildings
- What do Dormice, Glow-worms and Hedgehogs have in common?
- All nocturnal
- All live near water
- All mammals
- All hibernate
- What type of tree is a Christmas tree?
- Norwegian Spruce
- Fir Tree
- Pine Tree
- Yew
- From which plant is linseed oil obtained?
- Flax
- Oil seed rape
- Linseed
- Sunflower
- How many wings do butterflies,moths and bees have?
- 4
- 6
- 2
- 8
- Approximately when did the Dodo become extinct?
- 1650
- 1300
- 100 BC
- 1950
- What do the plants Sundews, Butterwort and Bladderwort have in common?
- Are insectivorous
- Only found in N. America
- Will only grow in dry areas
- Are parasitic plants
- What do the Emu, Rhea and Kiwiall have in common?
- All flightless birds
- All native to Australia
- All extinct
- All mythical
- What is generally regarded as being the longest living animal?
- Giant Tortoise
- Blue Whale
- Man
- Golden Eagle
- Which was the largest of all the Dinosaurs?
- Brontosaurus
- Tyrannosaurus Rex
- Stegosaurus
- Triceratops
- What is a pipistrelle?
- Bat
- Bird
- Flower
- Fruit
- What is the collective name for a group of nightingales?
- Watch
- Covey
- Flock
- Cluster
- What is the most common British bird?
- Wren
- Starling
- Seagull
- Blackbird
- What is another name for the woodbine?
- Honeysuckle
- Ivy
- Celandine
- Mistletoe
- What is the home of an otter called?
- Holt
- Lair
- Lodge
- Burrow
- What is another name for the plant called Cuckoopint?
- Lords and Ladies
- Shepherd's Purse
- Snapdragon
- Old Man's Beard
- To what animals does the word "ovine" refer?
- Sheep
- Cows
- Horses
- Goats
- From which fish do we get caviar?
- Sturgeon
- Salmon
- Shark
- Trout
- What is a Gila Monster?
- Lizard
- Dinosaur
- Crocodile
- Octopus
- Which is the largest snake?
- Anaconda
- Boa Constrictor
- Python
- Rattlesnake
- In Britain, which tree lives to the greatest age?
- Yew
- Elm
- Chestnut
- Oak
- Which tiger, thought to have been extinct for 50 years, hasrecently been sighted?
- Tasmanian tiger
- Tiger wolf
- Sabre-toothed tiger
- Afghanistan tiger
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