Ultimate Quiz About Monkeys And Apes Book

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Which is a specie of monkeys?
- Japanese macaque
- White tail
- Bear macaquis
- Black droides

About This Quiz

Monkeys and Apes is a juvenile nonfiction book by Gallimard Jeunesse. True to its title, the book exposes children to all they need to know about monkeys and apes. Take the following quiz on the book.

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2.

Monkey species who dwell in trees are referred to as?
- Extant
- Primeval
- Aboriginal
- Arboreal
Correct Answer

A. Arboreal

Explanation

Arboreal is the correct answer because it refers to monkey species that live in trees. This term is commonly used to describe animals that spend most of their time in trees, such as monkeys, sloths, and some species of birds. The word "arboreal" comes from the Latin word "arbor," which means tree. So, it accurately describes the habitat and behavior of monkeys that live in trees.

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The swinging of monkeys from tree limb to tree limb using only their arms is called?
- Brachiation
- Locomotion
- Movement
- Branching
Correct Answer

A. Brachiation

Explanation

Brachiation is the correct answer because it refers to the swinging movement of monkeys using only their arms to move from one tree limb to another. This form of locomotion is unique to certain primate species, allowing them to navigate through the forest canopy with agility and speed. It requires strong upper body strength and coordination, making it an essential adaptation for arboreal animals like monkeys.

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Which of these group of mammals is the smartest?
- Chimpanzees
- Baboons
- Orangutans
- Gorillas
Correct Answer

A. Chimpanzees

Explanation

Chimpanzees are considered the smartest group of mammals among the given options. They have been extensively studied and have shown advanced cognitive abilities, including problem-solving, tool use, and self-awareness. Chimpanzees are known to exhibit complex social behaviors, communicate through gestures and vocalizations, and have demonstrated the ability to learn and use sign language. Their intelligence and adaptability make them highly capable and resourceful in their natural habitats.

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Which is a specie of gibbon apes?
- Mawahk
- Hairock
- Siamang
- Prolute
Correct Answer

A. Siamang

Explanation

The correct answer is Siamang. Siamang is a species of gibbon apes. Gibbons are small apes found in Southeast Asia, and the Siamang is one of the species within this group. They are known for their distinctive calls and their ability to swing through trees using their long arms.

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6.

Which of these animals is a dinstinct predator of baboons?
- Racoon
- Elephant
- Black mamba
- Rattlesnake
Correct Answer

A. Black mamba

Explanation

The black mamba is a distinct predator of baboons. Black mambas are highly venomous snakes found in Africa, known for their aggressive behavior and deadly bites. They are known to prey on various small mammals, including baboons, which are often found in their natural habitat. Their venom is potent and can quickly immobilize and kill their prey, making them a significant threat to baboons and other animals in the region.

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7.

The common chimpanzee Pan troglodytes is also known as the?
- Robust chimpanzee
- Old world chimps
- New world chimps
- Pans chimpanzees
Correct Answer

A. Robust chimpanzee

Explanation

The common chimpanzee, scientifically known as Pan troglodytes, is commonly referred to as the robust chimpanzee. This name is used to distinguish it from the bonobo, which is another species of chimpanzee. The term "robust" is used to describe the physical characteristics of the common chimpanzee, such as its muscular build and strong jaw. This name helps to differentiate it from other types of chimpanzees, such as the pygmy chimpanzee or bonobo.

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8.

How many extant species of chimpanzees are there?
- 1
- 2
- 4
- 3
Correct Answer

A. 2

Explanation

There are two extant species of chimpanzees. Chimpanzees are classified into two species: the common chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) and the bonobo (Pan paniscus). These two species have distinct physical and behavioral differences and are found in different regions of Africa. Therefore, the correct answer is 2.

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9.

Where are Old World monkeys from?
- South Europe
- Central America
- Asia
- South America
Correct Answer

A. Asia

Explanation

Old World monkeys are from Asia. This is because Old World monkeys are native to the continents of Africa and Asia, while New World monkeys are native to the Americas. Therefore, the correct answer is Asia.

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10.

New World monkeys are also known as?
- Rirryhines
- Pans
- Platyrrhines
- Catyrrhines
Correct Answer

A. Platyrrhines

Explanation

Platyrrhines is the correct answer because it is another name for New World monkeys. New World monkeys are a group of primates found in Central and South America, and they are characterized by their flat noses and wide nostrils, which is what "platyrrhines" means. This distinguishes them from Old World monkeys, or catarrhines, which are found in Africa and Asia. Therefore, platyrrhines accurately describes the group of monkeys referred to in the question.

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