DTC Common Entrance Examination Yr. 7

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Which is the largest bony fish alive in our oceans today?
- Tuna
- Cod
- Ocean sunfish

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The DTC Common Entrance Examination yr. 7 assesses a broad range of knowledge from ocean biology to literature, focusing on diverse subjects like the largest bony fish, historical animal discoveries, and notable authors. It's designed for learners preparing for academic challenges.

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In July 2011, Australian scientists were fortunate enough to find the complete skeleton of a 2 million year old .....
- Giant crocodile
- Giant wombat
- Giant mouse
Correct Answer

A. Giant wombat

Explanation

In July 2011, Australian scientists discovered the complete skeleton of a 2 million year old giant wombat. This finding suggests that giant wombats existed in Australia during that time period. The discovery of the complete skeleton provides valuable information about the physical characteristics and behavior of these ancient creatures. It also helps scientists better understand the evolutionary history of wombats and their place in the ecosystem millions of years ago.

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How many children does the famous British author J. K. Rowling have?
- Two
- Three
- Four
Correct Answer

A. Three

Explanation

J.K. Rowling, the famous British author, has three children.

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4.

If you were visiting the Cayman Islonds, which continent would you be closest to?
- America
- Australia
- Africa
Correct Answer

A. America

Explanation

If you were visiting the Cayman Islands, you would be closest to America. The Cayman Islands are a British Overseas Territory located in the western Caribbean Sea. They are situated about 150 miles south of Cuba and about 180 miles northwest of Jamaica. Since the Cayman Islands are in the Caribbean Sea, which is part of the Atlantic Ocean, they are geographically closest to the continent of America.

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What name is given to the breeding place of a colony of penguins?
- Rookery
- Pinguary
- Hatchery
Correct Answer

A. Rookery

Explanation

A breeding place for a colony of penguins is called a rookery. This term is commonly used to describe a nesting site or breeding ground for various bird species, including penguins. Penguins gather in rookeries to lay their eggs, incubate them, and raise their chicks. Rookeries are typically located on land, often near the coast or on islands, where penguins can safely build their nests and rear their young.

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Dtc Common Entrance Examination Yr. 7

Which is the largest bony fish alive in our oceans today?

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In July 2011, Australian scientists were fortunate enough to find the complete skeleton of a 2 million year old .....

How many children does the famous British author J. K. Rowling have?

If you were visiting the Cayman Islonds, which continent would you be closest to?

What name is given to the breeding place of a colony of penguins?