1. What is the scientific name for the family that the huntsman spider comes from? The Sparassidae family The Trechaleidae family The Palpimanidae family The Archaeidae family

2. Which of the following descriptions best describes the appearance of the huntsman spider? Very small and unobtrusive, with a red hourglass shape on the underside its abdomen A small body with very long legs, and a yellow dot on the back of its abdomen Big and hairy, with beady little black eyes and long, sharp fangs Large and leathery looking, with thick legs and short, thick fangs

3. The legs of a huntsman spider fan out sideways, and the joints are twisted forward in a crablike fashion. How is this useful for the spider? It means that they can jump to great heights, sometimes even up to 4 metres It means that they can run forwards, as well as sideways It means that they are able to swim quickly and efficiently It means that they are able to run at speeds of up to 30 mph

4. Are huntsman spiders web-builders? Yes No

5. What does the huntsman spider's diet primarily consist of? Small berries and nuts Insects and other invertebrates Mice, and other small mammals People!

6. Aside from their fondness for human homes, huntsman spiders like to live in a very particular kind of habitat. Because of this habitat in which they love to live, what type of creatures are huntsman spiders classified as? Desert creatures Aquatic creatures Arboreal creatures Terrestrial creatures

7. What other type of spider are huntsman spiders commonly mistaken for? Black widows Bird spiders Assassin spiders Tarantulas

8. Huntsman spiders are also commonly called "rain spiders". Why is this? Because these spiders will only mate whilst it's raining (or when the air is very moist) Because they come out into the open during rain storms (they love water) Because of their tendency to run for shelter before a rain storm has even begun Because according to African legend, great rains were sent by God to rid at rains a village of a spider infestation

9. In which of the following places are you not likely to find a huntsman spider? Hawaii South Africa Canada Australia

10. Finally, are huntsman spiders deadly to humans? Yes No