Inside Out
Animal Trivia WORKSHEET A
1. Match a question to an answer.
1) What was the original name of the butterfly?
2) Which animal s tongue is twice as long as its body?
3) How many teeth does the average mosquito have?
4) What is a group of kangaroos called?
5) Which is the only bird that can fly backwards?
6) Which animal sleeps with one eye open?
7) How many eggs a year does an average hen lay?
8) What is a young beaver called?
9) Which animal s eye is bigger than its brain?
2. Prepare a multiple-choice quiz for Team B. Use the questions and answers from 1.
Example: What was the original name of the butterfly?
a. damsel fly
b. paper wings
c. flutterby ( )
Try your hardest to be creative, and even amusing.
3. Take it in turns to read your questions to Team B or exchange tests with Team B
and work together to complete Team B s quiz.
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Animal Trivia WORKSHEET B
1. Match a question to an answer.
1) What is a young kangaroo called?
2) How tall (in metres) is the average giraffe?
3) A newly-born panda is about the size of which animal?
4) What colour is a polar bear s skin?
5) Which animals don t sleep?
6) Which animal can clean its ears with its tongue?
7) A grizzly bear can run twice as fast as which animal?
8) Which animal are you most likely to attract if you eat a banana?
9) Which animal can t stick its tongue out?
2. Prepare a multiple-choice quiz for Team A. Use the questions and answers from 1.
Example: What is a young kangaroo called?
a. A springer
b. A joey ( )
c. A roo
Try your hardest to be creative, and even amusing.
3. Take it in turns to read your questions to Team A or exchange tests with Team A
and work together to complete Team A s quiz.
This page has been downloaded from www.insideout.net.
It is photocopiable, but all copies must be complete pages.
Copyright © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004.