kth8/OpenTriviaQA huggingface dataset:
Category: animals
Question: Which of the following animals is the least related to the octopus?
Choices: Scallop; Snail; Eel; Clam
Answer: Eel
Category: animals
Question: How many arms do octopuses have?
Choices: 8; 5; 0; 2
Answer: 8
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Question: Octopuses are known to kill sharks.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Octopuses can not be kept as pets.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: Approximately how tall is a grizzly bear when standing on its hind legs?
Choices: 9 feet (2.7 m); 7 feet (2.1 m); 6 feet (1.8 m); 8 feet (2.4 m)
Answer: 8 feet (2.4 m)
Category: animals
Question: Grizzly bears can be found in Europe and North America.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: In which country is the grizzly bear listed as a threatened species?
Choices: U.S.; Germany; Canada; Sweden
Answer: U.S.
Category: animals
Question: Grizzly bears are strict carnivores.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: Although the grizzly bear is on the flag of this state, the last grizzly was shot there in 1922.
Choices: Nevada; California; Oregon; Idaho
Answer: California
Category: animals
Question: The grizzly bear is a subspecies of the brown bear.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Which of these do grizzly bears eat?
Choices: Moose; Berries; Fish; All of these
Answer: All of these
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Question: Grizzly bears hibernate through the winter.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: How many fatal brown and grizzly bear attacks have been reported between 1900 and 2003 in North America?
Choices: 175; 53; 542; 257
Answer: 53
Category: animals
Question: Should you feed a small dog, such as a miniature poodle, the same amount of food you should a large dog, for example a great dane?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: No
Category: animals
Question: A water bowl should be kept within easy access for your dog at all times.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Which of these things is something you should never feed your dog?
Choices: Coconuts; Chocolate; Milk; Raw meat
Answer: Chocolate
Category: animals
Question: As a general rule, the bigger a dog is the more it should be exercised (walks, playing fetch, etc.)
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Which of these is only a dog food brand?
Choices: Eukanuba; Cesar; Iams; Purina
Answer: Cesar
Category: animals
Question: Dogs sweat through their skin, like humans.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: A dog should never be left with a child under this age because the child may injure the dog or him/herself.
Choices: ten; seven; three; five
Answer: five
Category: animals
Question: The dodos other name was The Robert Don.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: What were the dodos closest living relatives in nature?
Choices: Chickens; Pigeons; Parrots; Turkeys
Answer: Pigeons
Category: animals
Question: Are their any complete dodo specimens anywhere in the world?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
Category: animals
Question: In what year was the dodo discovered?
Choices: 1627; 1605; 1681; 1598
Answer: 1598
Category: animals
Question: There is an intact dodo egg specimen housed in the East London museum in South Africa.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: In what year did the dodo become extinct?
Choices: 1705; 1789; 1681; 1803
Answer: 1681
Category: animals
Question: The dodo was able to grow so large and become flightless because of the lack of natural predators on the island it inhabited.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Are there any complete dodo skeletons anywhere in the world?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
Category: animals
Question: The does âcheetahâ mean translated from Sanskrit?
Choices: Fast; Spotted One; Lightning; Stealth cat
Answer: Spotted One
Category: animals
Question: The highest recorded speed a cheetah has obtained is 80 mph (130 km/h.)
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: What are cheetahs that have mutated patterning that creates blotches instead of spots called?
Choices: King Cheetahs; Smudge Cheetahs; Black Cheetahs; Striped Cheetahs
Answer: King Cheetahs
Category: animals
Question: Cheetahs are only found in Africa.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: Which of these is not a sound made by cheetahs?
Choices: Hiss; Yelp; Roar; Purr
Answer: Roar
Category: animals
Question: Unlike most cats, cheetahs prefer to hunt during the day.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: The ruler of the Mughal Empire Akbar the Great was very enamored with cheetahs and it is said he kept a stable of how many of these cats?
Choices: 5,000; 750; 1,000; 500
Answer: 1,000
Category: animals
Question: The gestation period of a cheetah is about 90-95 days.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: What is the typical lifespan of the cheetah?
Choices: 25-40 years; 15-25 years; 5-10 years; 10-20 years
Answer: 10-20 years
Category: animals
Question: In 2007 the amount of cheetahs left in the wild dropped to what number?
Choices: 12,000; 20,000; 30,000; 5,000
Answer: 12,000
Category: animals
Question: Are frogs reptiles?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
Category: animals
Question: What frog is the most poisonous?
Choices: Cane Toad; Dart Frog; Corroboree Frog; Red-Eyed tree frog
Answer: Dart Frog
Category: animals
Question: Baby frogs are called pups.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: Which of these types of frogs shares its name with an animal that is not a frog?
Choices: horned frog; leopard frog; tree frog; arrow frog
Answer: horned frog
Category: animals
Question: Do all frogs live their whole life in water?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
Category: animals
Question: The African Bullfrog is the largest frog.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: Are Red-eyed Tree Frogs carnivores?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
Category: animals
Question: What is the smallest frog?
Choices: Red-Eyed Tree frog; Brazilian Gold Frog; Cane Toad; Monte Iberia Eleuth
Answer: Brazilian Gold Frog
Category: animals
Question: There are frogs that can fly (or make fly-like movements)
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Do frogs have gills?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: No
Category: animals
Question: Frogs can breathe underwater.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: How many species of zebra are known to exist?
Choices: 6; 4; 3; 5
Answer: 4
Category: animals
Question: Which one of these is not a species of zebra?
Choices: Savanna Zebra; Cape Mountain Zebra; Grevys Zebra; Plains Zebra
Answer: Savanna Zebra
Category: animals
Question: Can a zebra be ridden if trained properly?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
Category: animals
Question: How tall is a typical zebra at the shoulder?
Choices: 4 feet (1.2 m); 6 feet (1.8 m); 5 1/2 feet (1.6 m); 3 feet (0.9 m)
Answer: 4 feet (1.2 m)
Category: animals
Question: Zebras are related to rhinos.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: How fast can a zebra run?
Choices: 30 mph (50 km/h); 25 mph (40 km/h); 50 mph (80 km/h); 40 mph (65 km/h)
Answer: 40 mph (65 km/h)
Category: animals
Question: Which of these are not a function of a zebras stripes?
Choices: A warning sign to other zebras; Identification within the herd; Heat dissipation; Confusion of predators
Answer: A warning sign to other zebras
Category: animals
Question: How long can a zebra live in captivity?
Choices: 30 years; 20 years; 40 years; 15 years
Answer: 40 years
Category: animals
Question: This type of ant causes a lot of allergic reactions in the USA.
Choices: Jack Jumper  ant; Bulldog ant; Western brown ant; Fire ant
Answer: Fire ant
Category: animals
Question: This type of ant is considered the most venomous of all insects.
Choices: Western brown ant; Bulldog ant; Jack jumper ant; Fire ant
Answer: Jack jumper ant
Category: animals
Question: About how long have ants been around on Earth?
Choices: 8 million years; 45 milllion years; 60 million years; 25 million years
Answer: 60 million years
Category: animals
Question: The largest ant colony is located on the Ishikari coast of Hokkaido. Approximately how many ants are there in this colony?
Choices: 300,000,000; 30,000,000; 700,000,000; 1,500,000
Answer: 300,000,000
Category: animals
Question: What are the three basic parts of an ants body?
Choices: Antennae, abdomen, thoraces; Head, mesosoma, metasoma; Head, abdomen, metasoma; Head, thorax, somatomy
Answer: Head, mesosoma, metasoma
Category: animals
Question: All of these substances but one are a safe way to get rid of ants in the house. Which is the odd one?
Choices: Cider vinegar; Windex mixed with ivory soap; Wine; Whole cloves
Answer: Wine
Category: animals
Question: What do we call the type of ants that plant seeds to grow food?
Choices: Formicadae; Thresher ants; Farmer ants; Harvester ants
Answer: Harvester ants
Category: animals
Question: Carpenter ants have become a problem because of the wood they eat.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: What is special about the red ants of the Southwestern USA and Central and South America?
Choices: They can live in temperatures from 11 degrees Centigrade to 51 degrees Centigrade.; They can live for six days without food or water.; They can change color.; They steal larvae for slaves.
Answer: They steal larvae for slaves.
Category: animals
Question: In 1966 was found the first ant fossil. From which geological period did it come from?
Choices: Cretaceous; Pennsylvannian; Pre-Fermaceous; Jurasic
Answer: Cretaceous
Category: animals
Question: Which statement about ants is untrue?
Choices: Anteaters prefer ants to any other type of food.; An ant colony will eat its own larvae if there is no other food around.; Bullet ants are considered to have the most painful sting.; Ants are sometimes put into Thai salads.
Answer: Anteaters prefer ants to any other type of food.
Category: animals
Question: Warner Brothers highest grossing film of 1954 was about enormous ants that threatened a small town in the USA. What was the title of this movie?
Choices: Ants!; Them!; Invasion; Invaders
Answer: Them!
Category: animals
Question: How many species of flamingo are native to the Americas?
Choices: 3; 2; 1; 4
Answer: 4
Category: animals
Question: A flamingoâs feathers can change color depending on its diet.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: What do you call a group of flamingos?
Choices: Family; Pink; Flock; Pat
Answer: Pat
Category: animals
Question: All flamingos have 12 black flight feathers at the tips of each wing.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Which of these flamingo species is not native to the Americas?
Choices: Chilean Flamingo; Andean Flamingo; Lesser Flamingo; James Flamingo
Answer: Lesser Flamingo
Category: animals
Question: Why do flamingos often stand on one leg?
Choices: To keep their feet from becoming waterlogged.; To keep feet from getting tired.; To stir up as little silt from bottom as possible.; Noone knows for sure.
Answer: Noone knows for sure.
Category: animals
Question: Are baby flamingos pink?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
Category: animals
Question: What decade did the pop culture icon the plastic lawn flamingo come into existence?
Choices: 40s; 60s; 30s; 80s
Answer: 60s
Category: animals
Question: Once the dingo was introduced to Australia, the Thylacine population decreased steadily until the only viable populations were on the Island of Tasmania.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Are Thylacines marsupials?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: Yes
Category: animals
Question: When was the last reported killing of a Thylacine in Australia?
Choices: 1930; 1880; 1900; 1910
Answer: 1930
Category: animals
Question: What was the name of the zoo in which the last known Thylacine was placed in 1936?
Choices: Hobart Zoo; Queensland Zoo; Queen Elizabeth Zoological Gardens; Australia Zoo
Answer: Hobart Zoo
Category: animals
Question: Why were Thylacines called Tigers?
Choices: because of the vicious way in which they killed their prey; because they looked like cats; because of their mean disposition; because of the stripes on their back
Answer: because of the stripes on their back
Category: animals
Question: Was there ever any evidence found after 1936 that Thylacines may have still been living in Australia?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: Yes
Category: animals
Question: It was proven that Thylacines killed some sheep in 1957.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: What was the fine for shooting a Thylacine?
Choices: $10,000; $1,000; $3,000; $5,000
Answer: $5,000
Category: animals
Question: In what year were Thylacines classified as extinct?
Choices: 1986; 1979; 1974; 1965
Answer: 1986
Category: animals
Question: In 1984 what famous mogul offered a $100,000 reward for proof of the continued existence of Thylacines?
Choices: Donald Trump; Rupert Murdock; Ted Turner; Bill Gates
Answer: Ted Turner
Category: animals
Question: What is a pangolin?
Choices: A scaly ant-eating mammal; A poisonous snake; A type of fish; A type of waterfowl
Answer: A scaly ant-eating mammal
Category: animals
Question: What does the Malaysian word pangolin mean?
Choices: Armor; Roll into a ball; Walking Pinecone; Scaly Anteater
Answer: Roll into a ball
Category: animals
Question: Pangolins have no teeth.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: The tongue of a pangolin is so long that it is anchored to its pelvis.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Are pangolins related to anteaters and armadillos?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
Category: animals
Question: Can pangolins walk on their hind legs?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
Category: animals
Question: Which of these statements concerning the way in which pangolins defend themselves is false?
Choices: They run away very quickly.; They spray a noxious odor like a skunk.; They curl up in a ball.; They attack by slashing their long claws or whipping their tails.
Answer: They run away very quickly.
Category: animals
Question: The armor plates of pangolins are made of tough bone.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: How many young pangolins can an adult pangolin have at one time?
Choices: 1-2; 3-4; 4-5; 2-3
Answer: 1-2
Category: animals
Question: Although not all bear subspecies are vicious, there is a tendency for increase in bear attacks due to this factor.
Choices: Destruction of bears natural habitat; Pollution; Genetical mutation of bears; Hunting
Answer: Destruction of bears natural habitat
Category: animals
Question: Despite sharksâ bad reputation thanks to movies out of 300 species of sharks only this much are known to have attacked and killed a man.
Choices: 4; 10; 2; 11
Answer: 4
Category: animals
Question: Although jellyfish may seem to you calm and harmless, an encounter with some species may leave you in excruciating pain and even kill you in minutes. Which of the following species of jellyfish is venomous enough to kill a man?
Choices: Sea nettle; Mastigias; Box jellyfish; Medusa Jellyfish
Answer: Box jellyfish
Category: animals
Question: Weâve seen these animals as friendly and approachable but the truth is that theyâre unpredictable. What is the average number of fatalities a year elephants cause?
Choices: 150-200; 20-40; 300-500; 1000-1500
Answer: 300-500
Category: animals
Question: Hippopotamuses may seem slow, lazy and bulky but in fact are one of the most dangerous African animals. Which of the following should you avoid in order to prevent a hippopotamus attack?
Choices: Standing between the hippopotamus and its calf; All of these; Surprising the hippopotamus; Blocking the hippopotamusâ way
Answer: All of these
Category: animals
Question: Crocodiles like to stay motionless in water and wait for the perfect time to strike. These powerful prehistoric creatures annually give what estimated number of fatalities?
Choices: 1000-1500; 50-100; 100-200; 600-800
Answer: 600-800
Category: animals
Question: If you happen to be near a big cat (e.g. lion, tiger, lynx) that seems to be about to attack you, which of the following shouldnât you do in any case?
Choices: Scream and shout; Try to look larger than you really are; Turn back and run; Stare at its eyes
Answer: Turn back and run
Category: animals
Question: Although only a small percent of scorpions are venomous to people, 800 to 2000 human deaths each year are caused by scorpions. During which part of the day are these creatures most active?
Choices: Morning; All day; Noon; Night
Answer: Night
Category: animals
Question: Which of the following statements about snakes is not true?
Choices: Snakes can strike upto half their length.; A fully grown king cobra can rear up so it looks a human in the eyes.; Not all venomous snakes are capable of killing a man.; Snakes will attack almost always they sense the presence of a human.
Answer: Snakes will attack almost always they sense the presence of a human.
Category: animals
Question: Surprisingly, the number one killer among animals with about 2-3 million human fatalities a year is a tiny insect. Which is it?
Choices: Bee; Mosquito; Tsetse fly; Wasp
Answer: Mosquito
Category: animals
Question: How many species of rhinoceros survive in the wild?
Choices: 2; 5; 4; 3
Answer: 5
Category: animals
Question: Which of these is NOT a species of rhinoceros?
Choices: African Rhino; Indian Rhino; Javan Rhino; Sumatran Rhino
Answer: African Rhino
Category: animals
Question: The deaths caused by rhinos in India and Nepal exceed the total number of deaths caused by leopards and tigers.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Throughout the period from the 1970s to the end of the 20th century, the rhinoceros numbers declined by approximately what percentage?
Choices: 50%; 90%; 60%; 75%
Answer: 90%
Category: animals
Question: In Asian folklore the rhinoceros would stomp out fires in the jungle.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: What is the life span of a rhino?
Choices: 15 years; 40 years; 20 years; 30 years
Answer: 40 years
Category: animals
Question: The species name White Rhinoceros is the result of mis-translation of the word white.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: What is the gestation period of a rhino?
Choices: 12 months; 16 months; 20 months; 24 months
Answer: 16 months
Category: animals
Question: What is the #1 reason for the rhinos decline worldwide?
Choices: Disease; Farming; Predators; Poaching
Answer: Poaching
Category: animals
Question: Hyenas are only found in Africa.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: Hyenas are most closely related to what creatures?
Choices: Badger; Bears; Cats; Mongoose
Answer: Mongoose
Category: animals
Question: Hyenas were domesticated and eaten in ancient Egypt.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: In which of these African environments are hyenas NOT found?
Choices: Desert; Forests; Mountains; Grasslands
Answer: Desert
Category: animals
Question: Are male hyenas the dominant members of their groups?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
Category: animals
Question: Which of these is not a species of hyena?
Choices: Brown; Striped; Golden; Spotted
Answer: Golden
Category: animals
Question: Are spotted hyenas considered an endangered species?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
Category: animals
Question: What is a group of hyenas called?
Choices: Pack; Posse; Giggle; Clan
Answer: Clan
Category: animals
Question: According to the Medieval Bestiary hyenas have the ability to change their sex.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: What country was home to the Moa?
Choices: New Zealand; Puerto Rico; Indonesia; Madagascar
Answer: New Zealand
Category: animals
Question: How many species of Moa are known to have existed?
Choices: 3-5; 5-7; 10-13; 11-15
Answer: 11-15
Category: animals
Question: The Moa was unique because even though it was a bird it had no wings.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: What was the main reason for the extinction of the Moa?
Choices: It was hunted by man for food.; There was not enough room on the island for so many large birds; It could easily be caught by predators.; It got to large to support itself.
Answer: It was hunted by man for food.
Category: animals
Question: What animal was the number one predator of the Moa?
Choices: They had no predator they were too large; An extinct species of eagle; An extinct species of lion; An extinct species of wolf
Answer: An extinct species of eagle
Category: animals
Question: Was the male Moa larger than the female?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: No
Category: animals
Question: Is the Moa related to the kiwi, a living species of flightless bird from New Zealand?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: No
Category: animals
Question: In what year were the first Moa remains discovered by Europeans?
Choices: 1765; 1857; 1839; 1724
Answer: 1839
Category: animals
Question: Which of these European countries is not home to any wild native reindeer?
Choices: Finland; Switzerland; Russia; Scotland
Answer: Switzerland
Category: animals
Question: Both male and female reindeer grow antlers.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Approximately how many miles per year can the North American caribou travel?
Choices: 11,000; 1,000; 3,000; 7,000
Answer: 3,000
Category: animals
Question: Reindeer are strict herbivores (vegetarians).
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: Approximately how many reindeer live in Eurasia?
Choices: 10 million; 5 million; 15 million; 1 million
Answer: 5 million
Category: animals
Question: Siberians  use reindeer to ride on.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Which of these is not a species of reindeer?
Choices: Woodland carribou; Northern caribou; Arctic reindeer; Mountain reindeer
Answer: Northern caribou
Category: animals
Question: Are reindeer antlers used as a food by humans?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
Category: animals
Question: How many species of pigeons and doves exist?
Choices: 200; 375; 300; 250
Answer: 300
Category: animals
Question: Pigeon and dove fossils are regularly found giving us a lot of information on pigeon evolution?
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: Pigeons are master nest builders.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: Why are pigeon nests or eggs rarely seen?
Choices: Pigeons are cliff dwellers and build their nests in high places.; Pigeons do their best to conceal nests.; Pigeons are picky and only build nests high up in certain types of trees.; Pigeons dont build nests.
Answer: Pigeons are cliff dwellers and build their nests in high places.
Category: animals
Question: Pigeons were so valuable in wartime that some won medals for their service.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Pigeons are only one of seven species to pass the mirror test, which tests if animals recognize their own reflected image.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: What is the common name for the pigeon that we see in the city streets and in our backyards?
Choices: Mourning Dove; Rock Dove; Common Dove; Fancy Dove
Answer: Rock Dove
Category: animals
Question: Dinosaurs lived during which geologic era?
Choices: Cretazoic; Protozoic; Holozoic; Mesozoic
Answer: Mesozoic
Category: animals
Question: The word dinosaur is a combination of two Greek words. One word  means lizard. What does the other word mean?
Choices: Terrifying; Herbivorous; Godlike; Beautiful
Answer: Terrifying
Category: animals
Question: Dinosaurs once roamed Colorado and Wyoming.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Name the theropod dinosaur with a long head, flat snout, and large sickle-shaped claw on the second toe of each foot.
Choices: Stegosaurus; Velociraptor; Tyrannosaur; Raptor
Answer: Velociraptor
Category: animals
Question: Name the prehistoric reptile of the late Jurassic and Cretaceous period with featherless wing membrane.  It is believed this reptile flew.
Choices: Bronchialsaurus; Accipitridae Raptor; dactylic raptor; Pterodactyl
Answer: Pterodactyl
Category: animals
Question: The name brontosaurus is derived from the Greek words sauros, which means lizard, combined with another word. What does the word bronte mean?
Choices: Large; Long neck; Poetic; Thunder or roar
Answer: Thunder or roar
Category: animals
Question: The species Tyrannosaurus Rex  was herbivorous.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: Which of these dinosaurs had dorsal plates and spikes?
Choices: Heloderma  suspectum; H. horridum; Hydrodamalis gigans; Stegosaurus
Answer: Stegosaurus
Category: animals
Question: According to history/science/geology, dinosaurs became extinct approximately how many years ago?
Choices: 10 million; 25 million; 80 million; 65 million
Answer: 65 million
Category: animals
Question: This reptile, endemic to new Zealand, is the only surviving rhynchocephalian.
Choices: Perisssodactyl; None of these; Kephalosaurus; Tuatara
Answer: Tuatara
Category: animals
Question: Which one of these movies tells the story of Littlefoot, an Apatosaurus in search of the Great Valley where dinosaurs can live in peace?
Choices: Walking With Dinosaurs; Jurassic Park; King Kong; The Land Before Time
Answer: The Land Before Time
Category: animals
Question: Which of these books about prehistoric animals and dinosaurs was written by Arthur Conan Doyle?
Choices: Dinosaur Planet; Jurassic Park; Dinotopia; The Lost World
Answer: The Lost World
Category: animals
Question: In the 1980s, who voiced the character of Dino, the pet dinosaur in the animated series The Flintstones?
Choices: Frank Welker; Mel Blanc; Jean Vander Pyl; Alan Reed
Answer: Mel Blanc
Category: animals
Question: In the book Jurassic Park, the fictional island Isla Nublar, where recreated dinosaur species live, is situated in which part of the world?
Choices: Near Costa Rica; Near Japan; Near Chile; Near Spain
Answer: Near Costa Rica
Category: animals
Question: The BBC series Walking with Dinosaurs, which won three Emmy Awards, consisted of how many parts?
Choices: 12; 3; 6; 2
Answer: 6
Category: animals
Question: The design of the Japanese fictional monster Godzilla was based on the characteristics of which dinosaur?
Choices: Stegosaurus; All of these; Tyrannosaurus; Iguanodon
Answer: All of these
Category: animals
Question: In the cartoon Dinosaucers, Bronto Thunder is what kind of dinosaur?
Choices: An evolved Apatosaurus; An evolved Stegosaurus; An evolved Archaeopteryx; An evolved Triceratops
Answer: An evolved Apatosaurus
Category: animals
Question: What is Dinotopia, the fictional place where humans and dinosaurs live together in James Gurneys books and Hallmarks mini series?
Choices: A planet; A hidden island; A mountain; A large volcano
Answer: A hidden island
Category: animals
Question: What kind of celestial body is the 9949 Brontosaurus?
Choices: Asteroid; Planet; Star; Black hole
Answer: Asteroid
Category: animals
Question: What is the meaning of the term Triceratops, referring to a dinosaur genus discovered in 1888 in North America?
Choices: Three heads; Beast with three tails; Three-tongued beast; Three horns on the face
Answer: Three horns on the face
Category: animals
Question: Which one of these dinosaurs was bigger than a dog?
Choices: Saltopus; Parvicursor; Microraptor; Triceratops
Answer: Triceratops
Category: animals
Question: In the scientific classification of animals, what does the term Dinosauria signify?
Choices: A family; A superorder; A genus; A kingdom
Answer: A superorder
Category: animals
Question: Fossils of a Velociraptor attacking a Protoceratops, proving that dinosaurs attacked and ate each other, were discovered in which part of the world in 1971?
Choices: Death Valley; The Gobi Desert; The Balkans; Bernissart, Belgium
Answer: The Gobi Desert
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Question: Which one of these dinosaurs was carnivorous?
Choices: Eoraptor; Diplodocus; Maiasaura; Triceratops
Answer: Eoraptor
Category: animals
Question: Which one of these dinosaurs was herbivorous?
Choices: Velociraptor; Protoceratops; Tyrannosaurus; Allosaurus
Answer: Protoceratops
Category: animals
Question: No dinosaur fossils have been found on which one of these continents?
Choices: Antarctica; Europe; Africa; None of these
Answer: None of these
Category: animals
Question: How many fingers did the Tyrannosaurus rex have on its forelimbs?
Choices: 4; 3; 5; 2
Answer: 2
Category: animals
Question: The first evidence of herding behaviour among dinosaurs was discovered in 1878 in which part of the world?
Choices: USA; Argentina; Belgium; China
Answer: Belgium
Category: animals
Question: Which one of these statements about the Seismosaurus, the Earth-shaking lizard, is wrong?
Choices: It could reach 33 meters in length.; It was recognized as a species in 1991.; Its hind legs were shorter than its front legs.; It was herbivorous.
Answer: Its hind legs were shorter than its front legs.
Category: animals
Question: How long is the average lifespan of an elephant?
Choices: 70 years; 15 years; 110 years; 35 years
Answer: 70 years
Category: animals
Question: Just like humans, apes and dolphins, elephants can recognize themselves in a mirror.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Until what age can the female elephant (called a cow) produce offspring?
Choices: 50 years; 15 years; 75 years; 7 years
Answer: 50 years
Category: animals
Question: Elephants always give birth to twins.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: Elephants express joy by spinning in circles, trumpeting, roaring, screaming, urinating, and flapping their ears. In which of these cases will an elephant not act this way?
Choices: when meeting a friend (elephant or human); when playing games; after the death of an elderly elephant; after the birth of a new baby elephant
Answer: after the death of an elderly elephant
Category: animals
Question: Elephants sometimes have stillborn births, but are not bothered by the loss since the baby was never alive.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: Mammoths are members of the elephant family.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: How many species of elephant exist today?
Choices: 1; 6; 5; 3
Answer: 3
Category: animals
Question: How many individual muscles are in an elephants trunk?
Choices: 2,000; 10,000; 40,000; 500
Answer: 40,000
Category: animals
Question: When swimming, an elephant will use its trunk as a snorkel.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Elephants intertwine their trunks with the trunks of other elephants, much like a handshake. What does an elephant not do with its trunk?
Choices: caress a baby elephant; drink through it like through a straw; place food in their mouth; grab enemies and fling them away
Answer: drink through it like through a straw
Category: animals
Question: Elephants spend 16 hours a day collecting and eating food, an average of 400 lbs of food a day. But their bodies do not digest 100% of the food. How much of the food does the elephants body digest?
Choices: 40%; 80%; 60%; 20%
Answer: 40%
Category: animals
Question: It has been reported that in the period 1992-2008, Ringling Bros. and Barnum  Bailey Circus had at least this many elephant deaths caused by abuse and neglect.
Choices: 24; 0; 1; 7
Answer: 24
Category: animals
Question: An elephants brain is half the size of the human brain.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: Through what body part can an elephant NOT hear?
Choices: feet; skin; trunk; ears
Answer: skin
Category: animals
Question: Only female elephants were used in battle, because male elephants were too difficult to tame and train.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: In Islamic history, 570 A.D. was The Year of the Elephant. Which of these happened in that year?
Choices: The Qurâan was written in book form; Muhammad received his first revelation; Muhammad was born; Muhammad became ill and died
Answer: Muhammad was born
Category: animals
Question: An elephants tusks grow continuously, about 7 inches a year.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Which is true about elephants?
Choices: The elephant is a good jumper.; The elephant is not a protected species.; An elephants skin is 2.5 inches thick.; The elephant is a good swimmer.
Answer: The elephant is a good swimmer.
Category: animals
Question: What is the only marsupial in the world that has a backwards pouch?
Choices: kangaroo; echidna; koala; wombat
Answer: wombat
Category: animals
Question: Salt water crocodiles belong to the amphibian group.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: This reef, that extends along the east coast of Australia, is home to countless animals and is considered one of the wonders of the natural world.
Choices: Great Barrier Reef; Division Reef; Australia Reef; Surfer Reef
Answer: Great Barrier Reef
Category: animals
Question: The female of this species is sometimes called a Blue Flyer, because of its bluish coloration.
Choices: white heron; emu; red kangaroo; kookaburra
Answer: red kangaroo
Category: animals
Question: Which one of these is NOT a type of wombat?
Choices: Common; Southern Hairy Nosed; Arid Central; Northern Hairy Nosed
Answer: Arid Central
Category: animals
Question: Echidnas can swim.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: The echidnas diet consists mainly of this group of animals.
Choices: Mammals; Insects; Fish; Birds
Answer: Insects
Category: animals
Question: Where does the kookaburra, a common Australian bird, get its name from?
Choices: The food it eats; The aboriginal name for it; Its appearance; The sound it makes
Answer: The aboriginal name for it
Category: animals
Question: Which of these animals is NOT native to Australia?
Choices: Frilled-neck lizard; Kangaroo; Dingo; Bilby
Answer: Dingo
Category: animals
Question: What does the word Triceratops mean?
Choices: Three Big Horns; Big Horned Beast; Three Horned Head; Three Horned Face
Answer: Three Horned Face
Category: animals
Question: Triceratops was a voracious meat eater and would consume hundreds of pounds of meat a day.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: How much is Triceratops thought to have weighed?
Choices: Between 13,000 and 26,000 lbs; Between 1,000 and 9,000 lbs; Between 50,000 and 75,000 lbs; Between 110,000 and 140,000 lbs
Answer: Between 13,000 and 26,000 lbs
Category: animals
Question: Is there any evidence that Triceratops lived in herds?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
Category: animals
Question: In what year was Triceratops first discovered?
Choices: 1894; 1888; 1885; 1906
Answer: 1888
Category: animals
Question: Triceratops is the official State Dinosaur of which state?
Choices: Utah; Oregon; Wyoming; Nevada
Answer: Wyoming
Category: animals
Question: Triceratops fossils have been found on three continents.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: It is thought that Triceratops was able to run how fast?
Choices: 40 mph; 15 mph; 20 mph; 30 mph
Answer: 15 mph
Category: animals
Question: The proper spelling of this insectâs name is preying mantis even though it is commonly referred to as praying mantis.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: What does the word âmantisâ mean?
Choices: Savage insect; Killer or hunter; Prophet or fortuneteller; Leaflike
Answer: Prophet or fortuneteller
Category: animals
Question: Female mantes (the plural for mantis) are larger than males.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Can a praying mantis change color?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: Yes
Category: animals
Question: A large mantis can feed on birds or small mammals.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: In what year was the Praying mantis placed on the Endangered Species List?
Choices: 1972; 1970; 1974; 1976
Answer: 1976
Category: animals
Question: You can go to jail for intentionally killing a praying mantis as it is an endangered species.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: The praying mantis lives only up to one year.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: What is the meaning of the name Stegosaurus?
Choices: Tank Lizard; Roof Lizard; Spike Lizard; Spike Tail
Answer: Roof Lizard
Category: animals
Question: The Stegosaurus had no teeth.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: How many bony plates did a Stegosaurus have embedded on its back?
Choices: 11; 17; 9; 15
Answer: 17
Category: animals
Question: Stegosaurus had a brain about the size of an orange.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: What was the length of an average Stegosaurus?
Choices: 20-28 feet (6-8.5 m); 30-40 feet (9.2-12.2 m); 26-30 feet (8-9.2 m); 34-38 feet (10.4-11.5 m)
Answer: 26-30 feet (8-9.2 m)
Category: animals
Question: Did the Stegosaurus have more bones in its tail than any other Jurassic Dinosaur?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
Category: animals
Question: What was the average weight of a Stegosaurus?
Choices: 8,000 lbs. (3.6 tonnes); 6,000 lbs. (2.7 tonnes); 6,800 lbs. (3 tonnes); 7,400 lbs. (3.3 tonnes)
Answer: 6,800 lbs. (3 tonnes)
Category: animals
Question: The spikes on the tail of a Stegosaurus are called âthagomizersâ and are a reference to the Gary Larsons comic strip Far Side.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: What was the average height of a stegosaurus?
Choices: 9 feet (2.7 m); 8 feet (2.4 m); 10 feet (3 m); 12 feet (12.6 m)
Answer: 9 feet (2.7 m)
Category: animals
Question: Stegosaurus had back legs that were twice as long as its front legs.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Stegosaurus had the strongest front legs in the dinosaur world.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: How many subspecies of the tiger are left nowadays?
Choices: 8; 6; 2; 3
Answer: 6
Category: animals
Question: Is the tiger the largest cat out of the Big Cat group?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: Yes
Category: animals
Question: The Sumatran tiger is the smallest of all tigers.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: The Caspian tiger is believed to have become extinct.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: How many cubs are usually in a tigers litter?
Choices: 1-6 cubs; 3-4 cubs; 1-2 cubs; 2-4 cubs
Answer: 3-4 cubs
Category: animals
Question: How long is the gestation period of a tiger?
Choices: 16 weeks; 22 weeks; 10 weeks; 14 weeks
Answer: 16 weeks
Category: animals
Question: Can tigers swim up to 4 miles?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
Category: animals
Question: Are tigers known to kill more humans than any other cat?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
Category: animals
Question: Turtles can breathe in water.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: How many living species of bears are there?
Choices: 4; 10; 6; 8
Answer: 8
Category: animals
Question: The Coyote is also known as The Prairie Wolf.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Which country does the Clydesdale horse originate from?
Choices: Scotland; Ireland; Spain; England
Answer: Scotland
Category: animals
Question: What famous beer brand uses the Clydesdale horse as its mascot?
Choices: Anheuser-Busch; Fosters; Upland; Heineken
Answer: Anheuser-Busch
Category: animals
Question: A Clydesdale horse can weight up to 1,000 pounds (500 kg).
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: Clydesdale horses are known for having white fur covering their hooves on all four of their legs.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: What year was the Clydesdale Horse Society formally founded?
Choices: 1925; 1901; 1887; 1885
Answer: 1887
Category: animals
Question: What class of horse breed does the Clydesdale horse belong to?
Choices: Draft Horse; Carriage Horse; Farm Horse; Saddle Horse
Answer: Draft Horse
Category: animals
Question: The Clydesdale is a very active horse.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: What year was the Clydesdale horse introduced to North America?
Choices: 1636; 1715; 1525; 1800
Answer: 1715
Category: animals
Question: Over 600 Clydesdale horses are registered every year in the United States.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: How long does a Clydesdale horseâs pregnancy last?
Choices: 9 months; 24 Months; 15 Months; 11 Months
Answer: 11 Months
Category: animals
Question: This dog breed, which originated in Mongolia and China, has very thick fluffy fur and a blue-black tongue.
Choices: Chow Chow; Jonangi; Kai Ken; Hokkaido
Answer: Chow Chow
Category: animals
Question: The representatives of this dog breed are small, have long white silky fur and are also known as Roman Ladies Dogs.
Choices: Maltese; Norrbottenspets; Phalene; Mudi
Answer: Maltese
Category: animals
Question: What common name does the dog breed New Guinea Highland Dog have?
Choices: Singer; Prowler; Wrestler; Swimmer
Answer: Singer
Category: animals
Question: In what color does the Pekingese dog breed come?
Choices: Light gold; White; Black; All of these
Answer: All of these
Category: animals
Question: The Pomeranian female dog should be a little larger than the male.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: In what European country did the Rough Collie dog breed originate?
Choices: Scotland; Germany; Ireland; France
Answer: Scotland
Category: animals
Question: What dog breed has an elongated body, very short legs, short shiny coat and a long snout?
Choices: Dogo Guatemalteco; Dachshund; English Foxhound; Elo
Answer: Dachshund
Category: animals
Question: This extremely large and tall German dog breed has a very short shiny coat and strong muscular body with a majestic posture.
Choices: German Mastiff; Boarhound; Great Dane; All of these
Answer: All of these
Category: animals
Question: In which European country did the Dalmatian dog breed originate?
Choices: Croatia; Netherlands; Italy; Denmark
Answer: Croatia
Category: animals
Question: This dog breed, developed in England, has an egg-shaped head, small eyes, and very strong muscular body with smooth short fur and short legs.
Choices: Bull Terrier; Cairn Terrier; English Shepherd; Wire Fox Terrier
Answer: Bull Terrier
Category: animals
Question: What is the literal meaning of the word carnivore which has a Latin origin?
Choices: Blood drinker; Animal killer; Meat eater; Monster
Answer: Meat eater
Category: animals
Question: Which of these statements is true about carnivorous organisms in general?
Choices: They feed on vertebrate animals.; All of these; They feed through scavenging.; They feed on invertebrate animals.
Answer: All of these
Category: animals
Question: What is the meaning of the term apex predator which is related to carnivorous animals?
Choices: A predator that has no predators itself.; A very skilled predator that is highly specialized in killing animals.; It is a term for a human being.; An animal which consumes the highest number of animal species.
Answer: A predator that has no predators itself.
Category: animals
Question: What is the definition of the term hypercarnivore?
Choices: It is a synonym for apex carnivore.; A predator that feeds on carnivorous animals.; It is a term that refers to humans.; An animal whose diet consists exclusively of meat.
Answer: An animal whose diet consists exclusively of meat.
Category: animals
Question: Which of these methods do carnivorous plants use for capturing their prey?
Choices: Rapid leaf movements; A sticky mucilage; Vacuum sucking into a bladder; All of these
Answer: All of these
Category: animals
Question: What does the diet of the Great Blue Heron, found in North and Central America, consist of?
Choices: All of these; Birds; Reptiles; Small mammals
Answer: All of these
Category: animals
Question: Which of these statements is true about the diet of coyotes?
Choices: All of these; 60% of their diet consists of mammals.; They eat insects.; They do not eat prairie dogs.
Answer: They eat insects.
Category: animals
Question: Which of these characteristics is generally associated with carnivorous animals, particularly predators?
Choices: Aggressive behavior; Claws; Sharp teeth; All of these
Answer: All of these
Category: animals
Question: Which of these statements is true about the consumption of plant material by carnivores?
Choices: All of these; Carnivores consume feces of herbivores to get nutrients.; Carnivores consume some plant material in order to get minerals, vitamins and fiber.; Carnivores ingest the plant material the need along with their herbivorous prey.
Answer: All of these
Category: animals
Question: What does the term facultative carnivore mean?
Choices: It is a synonym for scavenger.; Animal that has all characteristics of carnivores but is a herbivore.; A carnivore that also consumes plant food.; It is a synonym for omnivore.
Answer: A carnivore that also consumes plant food.
Category: animals
Question: The box turtle has a hinge on the bottom of its shell.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: The average lifespan of a box turtle is about 20 years.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Box turtles are carnivores.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: The state of Indiana has strict laws against collecting and capturing box turtles from the wild.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: When a box turtle is taken out of the wild, it can spend years and sometimes its entire life looking for its home.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Male box turtles tend to be larger than females.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: Box turtles are safe to eat.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: animals
Question: How many box turtle species are there in North America?
Choices: 4; 1; 9; 2
Answer: 4
Category: animals
Question: Box turtles are the most common terrestrial turtle in the eastern United States.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: animals
Question: What color eyes do male box turtles commonly have?
Choices: blue; green; red; black
Answer: red
Category: animals
Question: What city is known as the White Squirrel Capital of the World, since it is home to the largest colony of albino squirrels?
Choices: Marionville, Missouri; Olney, Illinois; Columbus, Ohio; Kenton, Tennessee
Answer: Olney, Illinois
Category: animals
Question: Whiteflies generally feed on what?
Choices: Fruit; Insects; Leaves; Carrion
Answer: Leaves
Category: animals
Question: Which of these white foxes populates the polar zone of the Northern Hemisphere?
Choices: White Fox; Arctic Fox; All of these; Snow Fox
Answer: All of these
Category: animals
Question: In what novel one of the main characters is a white whale hunted by a whaling ship?
Choices: North Against South; Moby-Dick; Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea; The Purchase of the North Pole
Answer: Moby-Dick
Category: animals
Question: What type of insect is often referred to as a white ant, although it is not related to the ant species?
Choices: A type of small spider; Termite; Head louse; A type of albino wasp
Answer: Termite
Category: animals
Question: The White Snake is a fairy tale included in the collection of fairy tales by this author.
Choices: Andrew Lang; Brothers Grimm; Oscar Wilde; Hans Christian Andersen
Answer: Brothers Grimm
Category: animals
Question: What is the meaning of the figurative expression a white elephant?
Choices: Something that is idolized but that does not exist; An extraordinary person; A pricey and useless possession; A chimera
Answer: A pricey and useless possession
Category: animals
Question: The representatives of the Old Danish Pointer breed are white, with markings of this other color on their coat.
Choices: Grey; Brown; All of these; Black
Answer: Brown
Category: animals
Question: Which of these dog breeds originated in Hungary?
Choices: Pumi; Puli; Mudi; All of these
Answer: All of these
Category: animals
Question: In what Latin American country did the Chihuahua dog breed originate?
Choices: Mexico; Cuba; Guatemala; Nicaragua
Answer: Mexico
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Question: To what group of dog breeds does the Beagle dog breed belong?
Choices: Terrier group; Toy group; Herding group; Hound group
Answer: Hound group