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Animal Mix: Who Packed That Superpower? 11

A playful mixed-animal quiz for children aged 8-14. This set features Platypus, Great white pelican, Common clownfish, Bornean orangutan, Giant anteater, Great spotted woodpecker, Whale shark, Polar bear, Capybara, Peregrine falcon.

10 questions 10 mins Children 8-14

Question 1 · multiple choice

A travel agent accidentally books a holiday for a Platypus. Which destination prevents an awkward check-in?

grasslands and lightly wooded savannas forests, tundra, grasslands, deserts, and mountains freshwater rivers and streams with vegetated banks marshes, riverbanks, flooded grasslands, and lakesides

Question 2 · multiple choice

At the Wild Café, a Great white pelican must order from the natural-menu page. Which dish belongs on its tray?

insects, scorpions, small reptiles, eggs, and bulbs fruit, nuts, insects, crayfish, eggs, and human food waste thorny shrubs, dry grasses, salty plants, and browse mainly fish captured cooperatively in shallow water

Question 3 · multiple choice

A Common clownfish is choosing an alarm clock. Which schedule best matches when it normally gets busy?

active by day close to its anemone forages by day or night depending on light and prey active mainly at night usually rests by day and becomes more active from dusk onward

Question 4 · multiple choice

The Animal Games has strict movement rules. Which action is legal for a Bornean orangutan?

swims with tail strokes and can travel far through ocean currents moves through trees by deliberate climbing and flexible arm reaching runs with great endurance rather than relying on one short sprint swims with webbed hind feet and steers using a flat tail

Question 5 · multiple choice

A Giant anteater applies to the Animal Superhero League. Which real feature belongs in its power description?

large paws spread weight on snow and a keen nose follows faint scent trails eyes, ears, and nostrils sit high on the head for watching while mostly submerged a narrow snout and tongue reaching rapidly into nests collect insects shock-absorbing skull structures and a long barbed tongue support drilling and feeding

Question 6 · multiple choice

The animal nursery receives a young Great spotted woodpecker. Which care note belongs on its file?

one chalky egg is laid on a mud-mound nest females bury eggs in nests and can sometimes reproduce without a male cubs remain with their mother while learning to hunt chicks grow inside a tree cavity excavated by adults

Question 7 · multiple choice

At the Animal Party, a Whale shark chooses its usual social arrangement. Which seating plan fits?

usually solitary but forms temporary feeding aggregations mostly solitary, communicating through scent, marks, and calls mostly solitary and strongly territorial around rich flower patches mostly solitary and den-based

Question 8 · multiple choice

A Polar bear applies for an ecosystem job. Which task is already on its nature résumé?

moves energy from aquatic prey to riverbank ecosystems transfers marine nutrients onto land through remains and waste helps regulate populations of other snakes turns soil while searching for prey and influences insect numbers

Question 9 · multiple choice

A danger alarm rings near a Capybara. Which escape-room move is based on real behaviour?

gives different alarm calls for threats from air and ground climbs, hides, growls, and uses sharp teeth when cornered dives into water and gives alarm barks kicks, bites, spits stomach contents, and uses size

Question 10 · true false

True or False: This “strange but true” clue belongs to the peregrine falcon: city skyscrapers can substitute for cliffs and pigeons can substitute for wild prey.

True False