Carnivores
Marsupials
Primates
Rodents
Intelligent Design
100

True or false:  all Carnivores eat meat.

False.  Animals are in the Carnivore Order because they have carnassial molars, not because they eat meat.

100

The distinguishing characteristic of a Marsupial.

What is a pouch?

100

They always have tails.

What are monkeys?

100

The distinguishing characteristic of all rodents.

What are teeth that continue to grow?

100

This animal uses its tail as a way to balance while it kickboxes its opponent.

What is the kangaroo?

200

This animal's fur is clear and filled with air.

What is a polar bear?

200

True or false:  Marsupials live in Europe, Asia, Australia, and the Americas.

What is 'false'?  Marsupials are not found in Europe or Asia.

200

It lives in Madagascar and has teeth like a rodent.

What is an Aye Aye?

200

The one continent on which there are no rodents.

What is Antarctica?

200

This animal's body protects itself by going rigid, creating saliva, emitting a foul odor, sticking its tongue out and pulling its lips back.

What is the opossum?

300

The three Families within the Order Carnivora that we studied this year.

What are Canidae (dogs), Ursidae (bears), and Felidae (cats)?

300

The size/weight of a Joey when it is born.

What is 2 grams or a jelly bean?

300

Arboreal.

What is the term for an animal that mostly lives in trees?

300

Two ways that rodents are beneficial.

What are they provide food for other animals, they disperse seeds, and they are used for testing?

300

This order of animals has forward facing eyes, which gives them binocular vision.  This is important if you live in the trees and need good depth perception!

What are Primates?

400
Three predators in the Carnivore Order that we might see here in Colorado.

What are coyotes, fox, black bears, mountain lions (also known as puma, cougar), lynx and bobcats?


400

The only marsupial to live in the USA.

What is the Virginia Opossum?

400

Three of the six primary features of a primate.

What are forward facing eyes, opposable thumbs, omnivorous, large brain, nails on fingers & toes, and social communities called 'troops'?

400

Three animals that are falsely considered to be rodents.

What are hedgehogs, shrews, rabbits, hares, pikas, moles, bats, badgers, or colugos?

400

This animal has an extended wrist bone that acts like an opposable thumb, which it uses to strip leaves off of its main source of nourishment.

What is the giant panda?

500

To tell the difference between wild cat and dog tracks, look for this.

What are claw marks?  Dogs cannot retract their claws, so they can clearly be seen in the tracks.

500

Some scientists believe that this supercontinent existed until it was broken apart as a result of The Flood. This theory explains how Marsupials made their way to Australia

What is Pangaea?

500

Although humans are classified under Primates, the Bible tells us we are different because of this.

What is we are made in God's image, we are 'very good', and we have been given dominion over Creation?


500

Beavers are considered to be this kind of a species because many animals depend on them.

What is a Keystone Species?

500

This animal has valves to close its ears and nose, skin flaps to seal its mouth, and clear covers that close over its eyes, allowing it to swim and work at the same time.

What is the beaver?