1. In which Australian state was the cane toad first introduced? New South Wales Queensland Victoria South Australia

2. To which region are cane toads native? Eastern Europe Antarctica Central Asia The Americas

3. What is the cane toad's scientific name? Bufo marinus Bufo terrestris Bufo americanus Bufo biporcatus

4. As adults, cane toads are most active during warm weather. At what time is this activity concentrated? At night. All day. Between 6am and 10am. Late afternoon.

5. Cane toads are poisonous. Where is this poison concentrated? In a single gland at the base of the spine. In fangs in the mouth. In glands near each eardrum. In spurs on the feet.

6. What Australian pest were cane toads introduced to control? Grey-backed cane beetles House flies Anopheles mosquitoes Crocodiles

7. Why is the presence of the cane toad such a problem for the Australian environment? They outcompete native species for food and shelter. They may transmit diseases to native fish and frogs. They poison native species who feed on frogs and toads. All of these.

8. While cane toads are poisonous, some Australian animals can eat them without apparently suffering any ill-effects. Which one of the the following can do this? Dingo Goanna Wolf spider Tiger snake

9. Cane toad venom has been reportedly used as a dental anaesthetic. True False

10. A method of cane toad control in Australia is urgently needed. Which of the following methods has been suggested? Biological control Legislative control Chemical control All of these.