Life Cycle Of A Shark Quiz Questiosn
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How do the sharks live today?
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They live the same as they did before
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They live in the ocean
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They made a kind of evolution
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They swim faster than before
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Explore the intriguing world of sharks through the 'Life Cycle of a Shark' quiz. Delve into their ancient existence, diverse species, unique skeletal structure, dietary habits, and acute senses. This quiz enhances understanding of shark biology and ecology, suitable for learners interested in marine life.
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- How many kinds of sharks are there in the world?
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More than two hundred and fifteen
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More than three hundred and fifty
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More than three hundred fifteen
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Less than three hundred fifty
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What is the skeleton made of?
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Bones
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Cartilage
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Blood
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Muscles
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A. CartilageExplanation
The skeleton is made of bones, which provide structure and support to the body. However, during early development, the skeleton is primarily made of cartilage, a flexible and rubbery connective tissue. As the body grows, some cartilage is replaced by bone through a process called ossification. Therefore, while cartilage is an important component of the skeleton during development, bones are the main structural component in the adult skeleton.Rate this question:
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What can the sharks find in the water with its sense of smell?
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Blood, body liquids and chemicals produced by animals
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Blood, shoes, and fish
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Body liquid, blood and sand
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Magnetic powe, blood and bottle
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A. Blood, body liquids and chemicals produced by animalsExplanation
Sharks can detect blood, body liquids, and chemicals produced by animals in the water using their sense of smell. This is because they have a highly developed olfactory system that allows them to detect even trace amounts of these substances. This ability is crucial for sharks to locate potential prey or injured animals in their environment.Rate this question:
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Which kind of shark which like to eat anything?
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Blue shark
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Ocean shark
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White shark
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Tiger shark
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A. Tiger sharkExplanation
Tiger sharks are known to be opportunistic feeders and have a reputation for eating almost anything. They are often referred to as "garbage cans of the sea" due to their diverse diet, which includes fish, seals, dolphins, turtles, birds, and even garbage. This makes them the kind of shark that likes to eat anything.Rate this question:
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Scientists say sharks have lived in the world's oceans for millions of years. What does scientist mean?
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An expert who studies or works in one of the sciences
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A person who conducts a research
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A person who has been graduated
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A person who is very clever
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A. An expert who studies or works in one of the sciencesExplanation
Scientists are individuals who have expertise in a specific scientific field and dedicate their time to studying or working in that field. They have extensive knowledge and understanding of the subject matter, conducting research, and applying scientific methods to gain new insights and expand our understanding of the world. Their expertise and contributions are based on years of study, experience, and a deep understanding of the scientific principles and processes involved.Rate this question:
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What can you find in tiger sharks’ stomach?
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Shoes and umbrella
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Clothing and umbrella
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Dogs and cat
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A cow's foot and metal protective clothing
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A. A cow's foot and metal protective clothingExplanation
Tiger sharks are known to have a wide-ranging diet and are often referred to as "garbage cans of the sea" because of their ability to consume almost anything. The presence of a cow's foot and metal protective clothing in a tiger shark's stomach suggests that they have a scavenging behavior and are not selective eaters. This highlights the opportunistic nature of tiger sharks and their ability to consume large and unusual items that they come across in their environment.Rate this question:
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What do the sharks eat?
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Fish, other sharks and plants
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Fish, other sharks and snake
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Plants and whale
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Fish, plants, and turtle
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A. Fish, other sharks and snakeExplanation
Sharks are carnivorous creatures that primarily feed on fish, making fish a part of their diet. They are also known to prey on other sharks, which explains the inclusion of "other sharks" in the answer. However, it is important to note that not all sharks eat other sharks. Lastly, the inclusion of snake in the answer is incorrect as sharks do not typically consume snakes as part of their diet.Rate this question:
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Are they older than dinosaurs?
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No, they aren't
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No, they isn't
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Yes, they is
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Yes, they are
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A. Yes, they areExplanation
The correct answer is "Yes, they are" because the question asks if "they" are older than dinosaurs. The response "Yes, they are" indicates that "they" are indeed older than dinosaurs. The other options "No, they aren't," "No, they isn't," and "Yes, they is" are grammatically incorrect and do not provide a correct response to the question.Rate this question:
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Do sharks have bone?
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No, they doesn't
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Yes, they do
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No, they don't
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Yes, they does
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A. Yes, they doExplanation
Sharks do have bones. However, their skeletons are not made entirely of bone like mammals. Instead, they have a skeleton made of cartilage, which is a tough and flexible tissue. This cartilaginous skeleton allows sharks to be more agile and swim more efficiently in water. So, while sharks do have a skeletal structure, it is not composed of true bone.Rate this question:
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