How Well Do You Know Patterns In Nature?
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Patterns in Nature essentially means the various regularities in the forms of nature found around the world. These patterns are known to reoccur in a different context which has been modeled mathematically. How well do you know of the pattern of nature around you? Test your knowledge with this wonderfully constructed questions on the Patterns of nature.
- 1.One of the early greek philosophers that started the concept about nature is?
- A.
Plato
- B.
Aristotle
- C.
Socrates
- D.
Pythagoras
- 2.
- A.
Leonardo Fibonacci
- B.
Paolo Fibonacci
- C.
Leonardo Da vinci
- D.
Francesco Fibonacci
- 3.Which of these animals have abstract designs with a beauty of form, pattern and colour that artists struggle to match
- A.
Lion
- B.
Peacock
- C.
Rabbit
- D.
Squirrel
- 4.Which of this types of Symmetry do Plants posess?
- A.
Bilateral Symmetry
- B.
Mirror Symmetry
- C.
Spatial Symmetry
- D.
Radial Symmetry
- 5.The group of animals that posses fivefold symmetry includes all except?
- A.
Star Fish
- B.
Sea Orchins
- C.
Sea Lilies
- D.
Snails
- 6.Spirals are common in plants however which group of animals possess spatial?
- A.
Insects
- B.
Molluscs
- C.
Mammals
- D.
Amphibians
- 7.The zigzag patterns of whirling vortices created by the unsteady separation of flow of a fluid most often air or water, over obstructing objects is called?
- A.
Vortice lane
- B.
Vortex streets
- C.
Meanders
- D.
Viscosity
- 8.
- A.
Tessellations
- B.
Meanders
- C.
Vortice lanes
- D.
Vortex Streets
- 9.An example of the pattern of Nature that is common in Canivorus cats are
- A.
Spots
- B.
Stripes
- C.
Bold colouring
- D.
Sharped claws
- 10.What are linear openings that form in materials to relieve stress?
- A.
Fracture
- B.
Line sparks
- C.
Cracks
- D.
Fissure
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