Quiz about Lions and Tigers and Bears Oh My

Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My Quiz

How much do you know about these predators?

A multiple-choice quiz by sharkfin1. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
sharkfin1

Time
3 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
375,051

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
8 / 10

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1. Do lions have any natural competition for food? Hint

Yes, they compete with raccoons

Yes, they compete with hyenas

Yes, they compete with tigers

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2. In what part of the world do tigers not live in the wild? Hint

United States

Bangladesh

Russia

Sumatra

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3. What is the smallest species of bear? Hint

Kodiak bear

Yogi bear

Polar bear

Sun bear

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4. Who invented Lion Lights? Hint

Richard Turere

Thomas Edison

Elvis Presley

George Washington

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5. What is a cross between a male lion and a female tiger called? Hint

Tigon

Liger

Lion

Tiger

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6. Which animal is the odd one out in terms of conservation status? Hint

Mexican grizzly bear

Siberian tiger

California grizzly bear

American lion

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7. What do polar bears eat the most? Hint

Mammals

Insects

People

Plants

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8. There is a white tiger, and a white lion, but which bear is white? Hint

Kodiak bear

Brown bear

Grizzly bear

Polar bear

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9. Do tigers compete with other predators for food? Hint

No, they are the only predators in their regions

No, they are vegetarians

Yes, they eat anything that moves

Yes, when food is scarce

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10. How many hours does the average male lion sleep a day? Hint

Over 12 hours

Never

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Do lions have any natural competition for food?

Answer: Yes, they compete with hyenas

Lions and hyenas often live in the same area, and they commonly steal food from each other.

2. In what part of the world do tigers not live in the wild?

Answer: United States

Some tigers live in the freezing temperature of Siberia. The Siberian tiger is endangered.

3. What is the smallest species of bear?

Answer: Sun bear

The sun bear has decreased in numbers due to loss of habitat.

4. Who invented Lion Lights?

Answer: Richard Turere

Lion Lights are flashing lights placed around a field to protect the livestock from lion attacks. These lights have been theorized to repel other big cats.

5. What is a cross between a male lion and a female tiger called?

Answer: Liger

The liger is the largest cat in the world. A tigon is a cross between a male tiger and a female lion.

6. Which animal is the odd one out in terms of conservation status?

Answer: Siberian tiger

My other examples are extinct animals. The Siberian tiger is one of the largest cats in the world.

7. What do polar bears eat the most?

Answer: Mammals

Polar bears love to eat seals. Seals are the main source of food for polar bears.

8. There is a white tiger, and a white lion, but which bear is white?

Answer: Polar bear

White tigers and white lions are very rare, while polar bears are more common.

9. Do tigers compete with other predators for food?

Answer: Yes, when food is scarce

Tigers have some competition for food, such as crocodiles. When crocodiles and tigers fight for food, the tigers usually win.

10. How many hours does the average male lion sleep a day?

Answer: Over 12 hours

Female lions do most of the hunting for the pride.

Source: Author sharkfin1

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