The animal kingdom trivia

Multiple Choice

Which is the fastest animal in the world?

• the lion

• the cheetah

• the puma

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How fast does the cheetah run?

• 120 km/h

• 170 km/h

• 140 km/h

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How often do snakes change their skin?

• every two months

• every one year

• every four to six weeks

Multiple Choice

Which animal has the strongest bite?

• the crocodile

• the hippo

• the rhino

Multiple Choice

How fast can a giraffe run? 

• 50 km/h 

• 40 km/h

• 20km/h

Multiple Choice

Which is the favourite food of giraffes?

• grass

• fruit

• tree leaves

Multiple Choice

What does a dog like to bite the most?

• branches

• bones

• shoes

• English homework

Multiple Choice

what animal is faster than the greyhound dog?

• lion

• tiger

• cheetah

Multiple Choice

How much does a male lion weigh?

• 190 kg

• 120 kg

• 170kg

Multiple Choice

How fast can a rabbit go?

•  50 km/h

• 70 km/h

• 90 km/h

Multiple Choice

What kind of food does an elephant eat?

• mainly roots

• only grass

• grass, fruit and leaves

Multiple Choice

How much does an adult elephant eat in a day?

• around 150 to 200 kilograms

• around 200 to 250 kilograms

• around 50 to 100 kilograms

Multiple Choice

How much meat does a tiger eat in a day?

• around 50 to 70 kilograms

• around 5 to 7 kilograms

• around 15 to 17 kilograms

Multiple Choice

Cats are ...

• mammals

• herbivores

• marsupials

Multiple Choice

Polar bears love ...

• sleeping

• hunting

• swimming

Multiple Choice

The laziest animal in the world is ...

• the sloth

• the panda

• the koala

Multiple Choice

The ugliest animal is ...

• the borron fish

• the tapir

• the ratmole

Multiple Choice

The platypus ....

• is an egg-laying mammal

• females are poisonous

• are reptiles

Multiple Choice

How tall are flamingos?

• 1.5 mts

• 2 mts

• 2.5 mts

Multiple Choice

What do flamingos eat?

• fish

• insects

• crustaceans and algae

Multiple Choice

How long is the neck of a giraffe?

• 1 metre

• 1,5 metres

• more than 3 metres