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100

True or False: both male and female white-tailed deer are able grow antlers 

False! Only male white-tailed deer are able to grow antlers 


100

Which type of bird flies in a "V" formation when they migrate? 

Canadian geese


100

What kind of tree produces acorns?

Oak trees!


100

How many legs does a spider have?

8!


100

Why is it important not to feed wild animals like raccoons or squirrels?

Because feeding wild animals can make them dependent on humans for food, which can be unhealthy for them and cause them to lose their natural fear of people.

200

True or False: Raccoons hibernate in the winter

False!


200

What colour is a female cardinal? 

Brown!

200

What is the name of the process plants use to make their own food using sunlight?

Photosynthesis 

200

What should you NOT do when you find a tick on your skin?
a) Remove it with fine-tipped tweezers / tick tool
b) Squeeze the tick’s body while removing it, to kill it
c) Clean the bite area after removal
d) Check your body carefully for more ticks after being outside

 Squeeze the tick’s body while removing it, to kill it

200

Some animals, like bats, use a special way to find their way in the dark by making sounds and listening for the echoes. This is called __________

Echolocation

300

What is the only marsupial found in North America?

Opossum 


300

Where do great blue herons make their nests?

A) On the ground near rivers

B) High up in trees

B) High up in trees


300

 Which Ontario native flower has three white petals and is the official flower of the province?
a) Trillium
b) Lily of the Valley
c) Dogtooth Violet
d) Wild Rose

a) Trillium


300

Which type of bee usually dies after it stings a person?
a) Bumblebee
b) Honeybee
c) Carpenter bee
d) Queen bee

b) honeybee

300

True or False: All wild mushrooms are dangerous to touch

Answer: False


Mushrooms are safe to touch, even if they’re poisonous to eat (but always handle with adult supervision)

400

Which mammal in Ontario is able to hear tiny animals (like mice) under the snow, and dive in head-first to catch its prey? 

Red fox


400

How big are ruby-throated hummingbird eggs?

A) About the size of a jellybean

B) About the size of a quarter

C) About the size of a peanut (in its shell)

D) About the size of a tic-tac

About the size of a jellybean


400

True or False:
Deciduous trees have long needles that they keep all year long, even in winter.

False! Deciduous trees produce leaves which fall off in autumn and winter 


400

Which insect has the largest wingspan in North America?
a) Monarch butterfly
b) Cecropia moth
c) Luna moth
d) Giant swallowtail butterfly

b) cecropia moth


400

The _______ is a small, wiggly, four-legged amphibian that can be found under rocks and logs in damp places in Ontario.

Salamander 


500

Which animal has transparent inner eyelids that help them see underwater? (like swimming goggles!)

Beaver


500

 What strange thing can a woodpecker’s tongue do?
a) It can stretch all the way to its tail
b) It can change color to scare predators
c) It can wrap around its skull and protect its brain
d) It can whistle like a flute

c) It can wrap around its skull and protect its brain


500

Which of these common Ontario plants is NOT safe to eat? 

a) Serviceberry
b) Stinging nettle
c) Pokeweed
d) Staghorn sumac  

Pokeweed


500

True or False:
Butterflies hatch from something called a cocoon

False! Butterflies hatch from a chrysalis, not a cocoon. Moths come out of cocoons 


500

Lichen is made of a partnership between a fungus and _______


Algae! 


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