Zoology Live!Quiz Survey

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* 1. Which one of these is a bee?

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* 2. Which one of these is a hawker dragonfly?

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* 3. Remember, say what you see.

This butterfly is a...

Orange tip

Large white

Black dot

Small blue

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* 4. What name did our pond dipping expert use for a baby newt?

Newtling

Sprog

Newt-pole

New-newt

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* 5. How can you help wildlife in your garden?

Don't tidy up too much

Provide a water source

Plant wildflowers

All of the above

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* 6. Matt described the Museum of Zoology
collection as a time machine. Why?

There are so many interesting things to learn that time flies when looking at the specimens.

If you angle the Seychelles tortoise and giant ground sloth just right, a portal opens up in the fabric of time

The Museum collection holds historical specimens that can provide information on species from the past.

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* 7. True or false. The Museum of Zoology collection contains around 1 million insect specimens.

True

False

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* 8. Why is a dormouse called a dormouse?

Hinting at its hibernation habits using the French word 'dormir', meaning to sleep.

The only mammal in the UK, other than cats, known to be able to open doors.

They are often found hibernating and were said to be 'dormant'.

Dormice can be found waiting by the kitchen door in hopes of food.

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* 9. Which of these is NOT a moth?

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Zoology Live!Quiz

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* 1. Which one of these is a bee?

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* 2. Which one of these is a hawker dragonfly?

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* 3. Remember, say what you see.This butterfly is a...

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* 4. What name did our pond dipping expert use for a baby newt?

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* 5. How can you help wildlife in your garden?

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* 6. Matt described the Museum of Zoology collection as a time machine. Why?

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* 7. True or false. The Museum of Zoology collection contains around 1 million insect specimens.

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* 8. Why is a dormouse called a dormouse?

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* 9. Which of these is NOT a moth?

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Zoology Live!
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* 3. Remember, say what you see.

This butterfly is a...

* 6. Matt described the Museum of Zoology
collection as a time machine. Why?