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Wild Mix: The No-Boring-Facts Quiz 50

A playful mixed-animal quiz for children aged 8-14. This set features Komodo dragon, Meerkat, Koala, Greater flamingo, King cobra, Chimpanzee, Brown-throated sloth, Common kingfisher, Lined seahorse, Giant panda.

10 questions 10 mins Children 8-14

Question 1 · multiple choice

Which location would make a Komodo dragon say, “Finally—this feels like home”?

rain forest, wetlands, dry forest, and river margins dry forest, savanna, and coastal scrub on Indonesian islands farmland, grassland, marsh edges, and open woodland seagrass beds, mangroves, reefs, and floating vegetation

Question 2 · multiple choice

A Meerkat wins a free buffet—but only one table matches its usual diet. Which table?

grasses, shrubs, hay, and other fibrous plants adults mainly graze seagrasses and algae insects, scorpions, small reptiles, eggs, and bulbs mostly leaves, flowers, and seed pods reached high in trees

Question 3 · multiple choice

Which timetable would a Koala be most likely to approve?

often hunts in daylight when larger predators are less active active by day or night depending on season and disturbance most active around dawn and dusk rests for most of the day and feeds largely at night

Question 4 · multiple choice

Which movement clue identifies a Greater flamingo without showing its face?

wades, swims, and flies in long formations walks, climbs, swims, and manipulates objects with sensitive front paws walks with a pacing gait on broad two-toed feet runs with two-toed feet and long elastic strides

Question 5 · multiple choice

Which adaptation gives a King cobra a genuine advantage rather than an imaginary superpower?

uneven ear openings and a facial disc pinpoint sounds in darkness raises the front body and spreads a narrow hood to warn threats a prehensile tail anchors the body while camouflage hides it uses tools such as sticks for termite fishing and stones for cracking nuts

Question 6 · multiple choice

Which parent-and-young clue correctly points to a Chimpanzee?

cubs are born with eyes open and erupted teeth kits are born furred and remain with their family for about two years a single infant usually remains dependent on its mother for years cubs remain with their mother while learning hunting skills

Question 7 · multiple choice

Which group-behaviour clue is a realistic match for a Brown-throated sloth?

related females and calves live in matriarch-led family groups mostly solitary except for mothers, cubs, and temporary gatherings mostly solitary outside mothers with young mostly solitary but may share crowded feeding trees

Question 8 · multiple choice

Which behind-the-scenes nature job is performed by a Common kingfisher?

moves energy from aquatic prey to riverbank ecosystems spreads large seeds through forest after eating fruit grazes vegetation and transports nutrients across dry landscapes grazes with less soil damage than hard-hoofed livestock

Question 9 · multiple choice

Which “Stay Safe” instruction was written by nature for a Lined seahorse?

spits mainly during disputes and gives alarm calls at threats blends with plants and grips tightly during currents uses a hard shell and powerful swimming to escape threats delivers powerful kicks when threatened by large predators

Question 10 · true false

True or False: This “strange but true” clue belongs to the giant panda: fingerprints are so human-like that the ridge patterns can look surprisingly similar.

True False