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Question 1 |
Koalas are
A | bears. |
B | marsupials. |
C | reptiles. |
Question 2 |
Koalas have
A | two thumbs on each hand. |
B | two claws on each finger. |
C | two hearts. |
Question 3 |
When a koala isn't eating, it is usually
A | socializing. |
B | on the move. |
C | sleeping. |
Question 4 |
At birth, a baby koala is
A | about the size of a nickel. |
B | about the size of a coffee mug. |
C | about the size of a human baby. |
Question 5 |
A fully grown male kangaroo is called
A | a stallion. |
B | a boomer. |
C | a bull. |
Question 6 |
Which of these animals can live longest without drinking water?
A | A kangaroo |
B | A camel |
C | A horse |
Question 7 |
Is there any mammal that can lay eggs?
A | Yes, bats can lay eggs. |
B | Yes, a platypus can lay eggs. |
C | No—no mammal can lay eggs. |
Question 8 |
Koalas eat
A | insects. |
B | grasses. |
C | leaves. |
Question 9 |
Many people say that the name "koala" is a native Australian word meaning
A | "does not drink." |
B | "moves slowly." |
C | "eats no meat." |
Question 10 |
Which of the following is true?
A | Koalas can glide through the air. |
B | Koalas can jump higher than they are tall. |
C | Koalas are good swimmers. |
Question 11 |
The word "marsupial" means
A | "from Mars." |
B | "pouched animal." |
C | "likes soup." |
Question 12 |
No other animal on earth can jump as far as
A | an elephant. |
B | a jackrabbit. |
C | a kangaroo. |
Question 13 |
Which kangaroo digs an underground home like a rabbit?
A | A betttong |
B | A gray kangaroo |
C | A banded hare wallaby |
Question 14 |
Marsupials have two bones attached to their hips that no other animal has. These are called
A | marsupial bones. |
B | pouch bones. |
C | Australian bones. |
Question 15 |
Which of the following is NOT a type of koala?
A | Queensland koala |
B | Elizabeth koala |
C | Victoria koala |
Question 16 |
Koalas are born
A | ready to face the world. |
B | half their adult size. |
C | blind and unable to hear. |
Question 17 |
Kangaroos get their scientific family name from their
A | big tails. |
B | big feet. |
C | pouches. |
Question 18 |
Large kangaroos can hop faster than
A | a horse can run. |
B | an eagle can dive. |
C | a car drives on the freeway. |
Question 19 |
Marsupials only live in
A | Antarctica. |
B | Arizona. |
C | Australia. |
Question 20 |
When a koala is in a bad mood, it will sometimes make a sound like
A | a clock ticking. |
B | a wind rushing. |
C | an engine humming. |
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