Science - Animals - Previous Knowledge
Animal Classification Quiz
Test your knowledge about the fascinating world of animals! This quiz covers different types of animals such as herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores, as well as their characteristics.
Challenge yourself with questions that will help you learn:
- What defines a herbivore?
- Identifying carnivores and omnivores
- Understanding amphibians and reptiles
What is a herbivore?
A) a type of plant
B) an animal that eats plant based food.
C) An animal that gets its energy from only eating plants.
D) Answer B and C
An omnivore is...
A) An animal that only eats plants.
B) An animal that only eats meat.
C) An animal that eats plants and meat.
D) An animal that eats carnivores.
A carnivore is...
A) a meat eating animal.
B) An animal that eats mostly plants.
C) An animal that eats both plants and meat.
D) An animal that eats only plants.
This animal...
A) is a reptile and lays eggs
B) is covered in scales
C) is cold blooded
D) All of the above
Which is the odd one out?
A) Carnivore
B) Omnivore
C) Herbivore
D) Busnivore
An amphibian ...
A) is cold blooded.
B) does not have scales.
C) lives part of its life on water and part of it on land.
D) All of the above
Complete the missing words. Animals need _______ to survive. It gives them ________ to move and grow.
A) food, light
B) food, energy
C) love, energy
D) shelter, energy
An animal that eats another animal has to hunt them. We call them ___________.
A) prey
B) camouflage
C) predators
D) protectors
These lions are mammals because...
A)they are warm blooded.
B)they feed their young with milk.
C) they have hair.
D) All of the above.
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