True Or False (RAINFOREST AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS EDITION)
Australian Rainforest Animals Quiz
Test your knowledge about the fascinating creatures and plants of the Australian rainforest! This quiz covers a range of topics related to unique animals like Saltwater Crocodiles and birds such as Azure Kingfishers as well as intriguing plants like Dysoxylum and Schefflera.
- 12 engaging questions
- True or False format
- Learn interesting facts
Choose 1 fact about Saltwater Crocodiles that you think/know are true (note that at the end you will find there are 2 correct answers for this question).
Saltwater Crocodiles are the largest living reptiles.
Saltwater Crocodiles can live up to only 50 years on average.
Saltwater Crocodiles are the 4th largest animals as they grow up to 7 metres.
Saltwater Crocodile's lifespan is 70 years.
Choose 2 facts about Golden Orb Spiders that you think/know are true.
Golden Orb Spiders are also known as Banana Spiders.
Large, semi-permanent orb webs are built by them.
Golden Orb Spiders grow up to 1cm on average.
Small, contemporary golden orb webs are created by them.
Choose 1 fact about Azure Kingfishers that you think/know are true.
Azure Kingfishers are fully blue, except the end of their tails are yellow.
Azure Kingfisher's backs and wings are blue and their stomach is orange.
Azure Kingfishers eat berries, nuts and seeds that have fallen from trees.
Azure Kingfishers eat marine insects such as small fish.
Choose 2 facts about Cassowaries that you think/know are true.
Cassowaries can run up to 21 miles per hour.
Cassowaries' scientific name is Casurius.
Cassowaries' scientific name is Casuarius.
Cassowaries are circa 44 kg on average.
Choose 2 facts about Feral Pigs that you think/know are true.
Feral Pigs' scientific name is Sus Scrofa.
Feral Pigs will immediately run and fight any predators at 33 miles per hour.
Feral Pigs will decide to run away from predators.
Feral Pigs are as small as teapot pigs (50 metres).
Choose 2 facts about Dysoxylum Rufums that you think/know are true.
Dysoxylum Rufums are in the Arsaesis family.
Dysoxylum Rufums are in the Meliaceae family.
Dysoxylum Rufum's fruits are light red and they are rough because of their shells.
Dysoxylum Rufum's fruitas are yellow and fuzzy with red insides.
Choose 2 facts about Schefflera Actinophyllas that you think/know are true.
Schefflera Actinophyllas can grow up to 6 metres in height.
Schefflera Actinophyllas are native to northern Australia.
Schefflera Actinophyllas are native to western Australian.
Schefflera Actinophyllas have fruits that are orange and slightly pink.
Choose 2 facts about Trichospermum Pleiostigmas that you think/know are true.
Trichospermum Pleiostigma's flowers are violet and white.
Under UV light, Trichospermum Pleiostigmas are yellow.
Trichospermum Pleiostigma's leaves smell like honey if you apply honey on them.
Trichospermum Pleiostigmas are commonly known as Whitefield Ashes because of their flower's colours.
Choose 2 facts about Dendrophthoe Glabrescens that you you think/know are true.
Dendrophthoe Glabrescens' stems are more red then green.
Dendrophthoe Glabrescens' leaves are usually bent inside the blade margin.
The seeds of Dendrophthoe Glabrescens are around 9-10mm in height.
Dendrophthoe Glabrescens can grow up to 19 metres.
Choose 2 facts about Dysoxylum Fraseranums that you think/know are true.
Dysoxylum Fraseranums grow up to 30 metres in height.
Dysoxylum Fraseranums are commonly known as orange misteltoes.
When Dysoxylum Fraseranums are cut, they smell like roses.
Dysoxylum Fraseranums are small shrubs that a wide variety of insects live in.
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