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IB GAMES GIANT ANIMAL QUIZ 2025

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where are the strawberry leopards located?

a)

South Africa

b)

Nigeria

c)

Kenya

d)

France

2.

What causes the special color of the strawberry leopard?

a)

Melanin

b)

Genetics

c)

Prey Color

d)

Disease

3.

What is another name for the strawberry leopard?

a)

Pink Fuzz

b)

Golden Leopard

c)

Pink Predator

d)

Rosy Leopard

4.

What are the chances of a strawberry leopard being born?

a)

.21%

b)

.30%

c)

2.58%

d)

1.20%

5.

What region are strawberry leopards found?

a)

Sumatra

b)

Borneo

c)

Tanzania

d)

Nigeria

6.

Where are the only platypi outside of Australia?

a)

Pennsylvania

b)

Georgia

c)

California

d)

Argentina

7.

How do platapi give birth?

a)

Live Birth

b)

Lay Eggs

8.

Where do platypi keep their venom?

a)

Feet

b)

Teeth

c)

Tail

d)

Back

9.

What animal class is a platypus?

a)

Reptile

b)

Bird

c)

Mammal

d)

Fish

10.

How long do platypi live?

a)

Up to 10 years

b)

Up to 20 years

c)

Up to 30 years

d)

Up to 40 years

11.

Great Green Macaws are one of the largest Macaws.

a)
True
b)
False
12.

Where do Great Green Macaws live?

a)

Norway

b)

Zambia

c)

China

d)

Brazil

13.

  1. How long do Great Green Macaws live?

a)

10 years

b)

30 years

c)

50 years

d)

70 years

14.

What do Great Green Macaws eat?

a)

Slugs

b)

Fruit

c)

Leaves

d)

Smaller Birds

15.

How tall are Great Green Macaws?

a)

1 foot

b)

3 feet

c)

2 feet

d)

6 feet

16.

How much of the leopard population do the panthers make up?

a)

27%

b)

42%

c)

11%

d)

6%

17.

What is the scientific name for “panther”?

a)

Leontocrypta melanus

b)

Panthera

c)

Felis umbratica

18.

What genetic condition causes panthers to have black spots?

a)

Melanism

b)

Melanocyte overexpression

c)

Melanosyndrome

d)

Hyperchromia felidae

19.

How many panthers are left in the world?

a)

510 - 750

b)

120 - 230

c)

  1. 1100 - 1350

d)

325 - 480

20.

Which country has the largest population of black panthers?

a)

  1. Bhutan

b)

  1. Indonesia

c)

Malaysia

d)

Burma

e)

Nepal

21.

What is the main reason the Southern Resident Orcas are endangered?

a)

Too many predators

b)

Climate change

c)

Lack of food, noise pollution, and chemical pollution

d)

Too much ocean traffic

22.

Where are orcas most commonly found in the ocean?


a)

Only in tropical waters

b)

Cold water oceans, typically 20–60 meters deep

c)

Shallow coastal bays only

d)

Freshwater lakes

23.

What do orcas primarily eat?

a)

Plankton and seaweed

b)

Coral and jellyfish

c)

Fish, squid, seals, birds, and even large whales

d)

Insects and crustaceans

24.

Why are orcas called “killer whales”?

a)

Because they attack boats

b)

Because they feed on whales much larger than themselves

c)

Because they live in cold water

25.

How far can orcas swim in a single day?

a)

 10 miles

b)

25 miles

c)

50 miles

d)

99 miles

26.

When did the T-rex become extinct?

a)

 About 1,000 years ago


b)

About 66 million years ago

c)

In the year 1500

d)

Around the time of the Ice Age

27.

What is believed to be the main cause of the T-Rex’s extinction?


a)

 A giant flood

b)

An alien invasion

c)

A massive asteroid impact

d)

Overhunting by humans

28.

Which of the following is true about the T-Rex and extinction?


a)

T-Rexes still live in remote jungles today

b)

T-Rexes became extinct at the same time as many other dinosaurs

c)

T-Rexes evolved into birds

d)

T-Rexes became extinct because they ate too much

29.

Which era did the T-Rex live in before going extinct?

a)

Ice Age

b)

Jurassic Period

c)

Cretaceous Period

d)

Stone Age

30.

What happened to the climate after the asteroid hit Earth and contributed to dinosaur extinction?

a)

It got much warmer

b)

It stayed the same

c)

It got darker and colder due to dust blocking sunlight

d)

It rained for a thousand years

31.

  1. What is the largest species of tiger?

a)

  1. Sumatran tiger

b)

  1. Bengal tiger

c)

  1. Siberian tiger

d)

  1. Malayan tiger

32.

  1. What is the primary habitat of most wild tigers?

a)

  1. Deserts

b)

  1. Grasslands

c)

  1. Tropical rainforests and mangroves

d)

  1. Arctic tundra

33.

  1. What is a group of tigers called?

a)

  1. Pride

b)

  1. Pack

c)

  1. Streak

d)

  1. Flock

34.

  1. Why are tigers considered endangered?

a)

  1. Lack of food

b)

  1. Cold weather

c)

  1. Habitat loss and poaching

d)

  1. Competition with lions

35.

  1. How far can a tiger’s roar be heard?

a)

  1. Half a mile

b)

  1. 1 mile

c)

  1. 2 miles

d)

  1. 5 miles

36.

Which of the following is a powerful predator native to Central and South America, known for its rosette-patterned coat?

a)

Platypus

b)

Killer whale

c)

Lemur

d)

Jaguar

e)

Green macaw

37.

 Which animal listed below hunts alone and is surprisingly good in the water?

a)

T. rex

b)

Jaguar

c)

Panther

d)

Los Tigres

e)

Platypus

38.

  1. What special ability is the legendary lemur most famous for in folklore?

a)

  1. A) Super strength

b)

  1. B) Invisibility

c)

  1. C) Leaping through time

d)

  1. D) Fire breathing

39.

Where are lemurs naturally found in the wild?

a)

South America

b)

Australia

c)

Madagascar

d)

India

40.

What is one of the reasons lemurs are endangered?

a)

Too many predators

b)

Habitat destruction due to deforestation

c)

overpopulation

d)

cold weather

41.

What is Unique about a Lemur's Tail?

a)

It helps them swim

b)

It can sting predators

c)

It helps them communicate and balance

d)

It glows in the dark

42.

What is unique about lemur communication compared to many other primates?

a)

A) They use whistles like dolphins

b)

B) They make no sounds at all

c)

C) They use sign language

d)

D)They rely heavily on scent marking to communicate

43.

Which of the following is a powerful predator native to Central and South America, known for its rosette-patterned coat?

a)

platapus

b)

killer whale

c)

lemur

d)
jaguar
44.

Which animal listed below hunts alone and is surprisingly good in the water?

a)

Great White Shark

b)

Cheetah

c)

African Elephant

d)

Jaguar

45.

Which of these animals is known for being stocky, muscular, and capable of taking down prey much larger than itself?

a)

Lemur

b)

Green Macaw

c)

Jaguar

d)

Leopard

46.

Which creature uses a crushing bite to deliver a fatal blow to its prey’s skull or spine?

a)

Platypus

b)

Panther

c)

Jaguar

d)

T.Rex

47.

Which of these animals holds symbolic importance in many Indigenous cultures of the Americas and is linked to strength and mystery?

a)
Fox
b)
Bear
c)

Jaguar

d)
Wolf
48.

What does it mean when an animal is classified as “endangered”?

a)
An endangered animal is commonly found in zoos.
b)
An endangered animal has a stable population.
c)
An endangered animal is thriving in its habitat.
d)
An endangered animal is at risk of extinction.
49.

What is one of the main causes of animals becoming endangered?

a)
Natural disasters
b)
Climate change
c)
Habitat loss
d)
Overpopulation of species
50.

What is a “corrido,” a style often performed by Los Tigres del Norte?

a)
A corrido is a style of visual art depicting historical events.
b)
A corrido is a type of dance popular in Mexico.
c)
A corrido is a traditional Mexican dish.
d)
A corrido is a narrative song or ballad that tells a story.
51.

What kind of animal is Willy in the movie Free Willy?

a)
dolphin
b)
seal
c)
shark
d)
orca
52.

Which animal was brought back from near extinction and can now be seen at the Safari Park?

a)
Snow leopard
b)
Bald eagle
c)
California condor
d)
African elephant
53.

What’s the name of the special place at the Safari Park that keeps animal DNA frozen for the future?

a)
Frozen Zoo
b)
Genetic Archive Facility
c)
Wildlife Preservation Center
d)
Animal DNA Vault
54.

What was special about the Arabian oryx at the Safari Park?

a)
The Arabian oryx was extinct in the wild and successfully reintroduced.
b)
The Arabian oryx was never endangered.
c)
The Arabian oryx was a common species in the wild.
d)
The Arabian oryx was only found in zoos.
55.

What kind of rhino was Nola, one of the last in the world who lived at the Safari Park?

a)
Southern White Rhino
b)
Northern White Rhino
c)
Indian Rhino
d)
Black Rhino

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