Animal Maths quiz
Animal Maths Adventure
Welcome to the Animal Maths quiz! This fun and engaging quiz combines math with fascinating animal facts. Perfect for students and animal lovers alike, it will challenge your knowledge and test your skills.
Are you ready to dive in? Here are some highlights:
- Exciting math problems
- Fun animal trivia
- A great way to learn and have fun!
If there were 2 spiders and 3 crickets in a garden shed, how many legs would they have altogether?
32
34
50
18
A dolphin came up for air then dove down 50m. It saw a tasty fish and chased it further down another 18m before a bigger fish came along. The dolphin followed the big fish upward for 20m. How many metres below sea level is the dolphin now?
88m below
48m below
60m below
58m below
Giant hummingbirds are known to beat their wings about 10 times per second. How many beats would this be in a period of 1.5 minutes?
900 times
90 times
600 times
65 times
If a zebra has 50 black stripes and a tiger has 60 black stripes, how many black stripes are there altogether if there are 2 tigers and 5 zebras?
400 stripes
410 stripes
110 stripes
370 stripes
Six female dogs have 4 puppies each. Half of these puppies are female and grow up to also have 4 puppies each. How many dogs are there in total?
24
48
78
74
At a local farm there are 20 animals altogether. The interesting thing is that there only chickens and donkeys. The farmer counts the legs and finds that there are 52 legs in total (not including himself!). How many chickens are on the farm?
12
13
14
15
A fly lays her eggs in 3 equal batches. If the fly lays 400 eggs altogether in the first two batches, then how many eggs did the fly lay in total?
600
800
400
200
There were 3 elephants with 4 monkeys riding on each elephant. How many animals are there altogether?
10
12
14
15
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