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    Question 1: Studies of raccoons intelligence have shown that raccoons are capable of performing this activity.
    A. Opening locks
    B. Understanding spoken words
    C. Painting
    D. Differentiating sounds
    Question 2: The Ramphotyphlops braminus, a harmless blind snake species, found in Africa and Asia, is often mistaken for this animal.
    A. Black mamba
    B. Dog-faced water snake
    C. Elephant Trunk Snake
    D. Earthworm
    Question 3: How are the young Box turtles classified according to their diet, which differs from the diet of mature Box turtles?
    A. Specialized eaters
    B. Omnivores
    C. Carnivores
    D. Herbivores
    Question 4: What distinctive feature is characteristic of the crocodile species called gharial, or Indian gavial?
    A. Very short tail
    B. Red spots on its back
    C. Narrow snout
    D. Purple scales
    Question 5: How did the glass lizard, also known as glass snake, get its interesting name?
    A. It can climb on glass.
    B. Its eyes are glass-like.
    C. It is almost transparent.
    D. It breaks easily.
    Question 6: What other common name is used for the New Caledonian bumpy gecko, a reptile found only on the southern end of the island of New Caledonia?
    A. All of these
    B. Gargoyle gecko
    C. Devil gecko
    D. Horny gecko
    Question 7: This snake, the only existing member of its family, can be found in Mexico and has a very muscular body and a shovel-shaped snout.
    A. All of these
    B. Dwarf boa
    C. Pipe snake
    D. Loxocemidae bicolor
    Question 8: What is unique about the reptile called tuatara, which is endemic to New Zealand and is sometimes called living fossils?
    A. It has a well-developed third eye.
    B. All of these
    C. It has two rows of teeth in the upper jaw.
    D. It is able to hear though it has no ears.
    Question 9: What feature of the turtle species Dermochelys coriacea makes it easily distinguishable from all the other sea turtles?
    A. It has a very long tail.
    B. It has no shell.
    C. Its body has very vivid colors.
    D. It has a horn on its head.
    Question 10: In what geographical area is the Rock monitor lizard, or Legavaan, found?
    A. South America
    B. New Guinea
    C. Australia
    D. Africa
    Question 11: What is the smallest extant species of crocodilian on the planet?
    A. Smooth-fronted Caiman
    B. Musky Caiman
    C. Spectacled Caiman
    D. Yacare Caiman
    Question 12: Where is the natural habitat of sloths?
    A. Central and South Asia
    B. Central and South America
    C. Australia and the island of Tasmania
    D. South Africa
    Question 13: Which of these is true about the sloths diet?
    A. Sloths are carnivores.
    B. Sloths are autotrophic organisms.
    C. Sloths are herbivores.
    D. Sloths are omnivores.
    Question 14: Sloths have this number of toes and fingers depending on the family they belong to.
    A. Two or three
    B. Sloths do not have toes.
    C. Four or five
    D. One or two
    Question 15: What is the the body length of an average mature sloth from head to tail?
    A. 90-100 centimeters
    B. 70-80 centimeters
    C. 30-40 centimeters
    D. 50-60 centimeters