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Wombats are short rodents of the family of Vombatidae. They can quickly adapt to any environment but are mostly found in Forest, mountain, and heathland locations of south-eastern Australia. Do you know this animal? Try this quiz.

Questions and Answers

1.

How many types of Wombats are there in Australia?
- A.
  
  2
- B.
  
  1
- C.
  
  3
- D.
  
  5
Correct Answer
C. 3

Explanation
There are three types of wombats in Australia.

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2.

Which of these is not a type of Wombat?
- A.
  
  Southern Wombats
- B.
  
  Northern Wombats
- C.
  
  Common Wombat
- D.
  
  Badger
Correct Answer
D. Badger

Explanation
The question asks for a type of animal that is not a type of Wombat. The options "Southern Wombats," "Northern Wombats," and "Common Wombat" are all types of Wombats. However, a Badger is not a type of Wombat. Therefore, the correct answer is Badger.

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3.

Which of these looks more like a Wombat?
- A.
  
  Mice
- B.
  
  Rabbits
- C.
  
  Koala
- D.
  
  Rats
Correct Answer
C. Koala

Explanation
A koala looks more like a wombat compared to the other options. Both koalas and wombats are marsupials native to Australia and share similar physical characteristics such as round bodies, short legs, and small ears. Additionally, both animals have a similar body shape and fur texture. While mice, rabbits, and rats are all mammals, they have distinct differences in their appearance and are not as closely related to wombats as koalas are.

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4.

Where do Wombats make their home?
- A.
  
  In Burrows
- B.
  
  In Tree Trunks
- C.
  
  In Caves
- D.
  
  In Cages
Correct Answer
A. In Burrows

Explanation
Wombats make their home in burrows. Burrows are tunnels or holes in the ground that wombats dig using their strong claws. These burrows provide shelter and protection for wombats from predators and extreme weather conditions. Wombats are well-adapted to living in burrows, as their bodies are built for digging and their thick fur helps to insulate them in their underground homes.

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5.

What is a baby Wombat called?
- A.
  
  Koala
- B.
  
  Kid
- C.
  
  Cub
- D.
  
  Kitten
Correct Answer
D. Kitten

Explanation
A baby Wombat is called a Kitten.

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6.

Which type of Wombat is the South faunal emblem?
- A.
  
  Short ear
- B.
  
  Long nose
- C.
  
  Wet nose
- D.
  
  Hairy nose
Correct Answer
D. Hairy nose

Explanation
The South faunal emblem for the type of Wombat is the Hairy nose.

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7.

How many teeth do they have?
- A.
  
  12
- B.
  
  24
- C.
  
  18
- D.
  
  32
Correct Answer
B. 24

Explanation
The correct answer is 24 because the average adult human has 32 teeth, but some people have their wisdom teeth removed, which leaves them with 28 teeth. However, children typically have 20 primary teeth, which are eventually replaced by 32 permanent teeth. Therefore, 24 is a plausible number of teeth for a person to have.

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8.

Which other group of animals have thesame dentition as the Wombats?
- A.
  
  Aves
- B.
  
  Reptiles
- C.
  
  Rodents
- D.
  
  Pisces
Correct Answer
C. Rodents

Explanation
Rodents have the same dentition as wombats. This means that they have similar teeth structures and arrangements. Both rodents and wombats have sharp incisors at the front of their mouths, which they use for gnawing and cutting food. They also have molars at the back of their mouths for grinding and chewing. This similarity in dentition suggests that wombats and rodents may have similar feeding habits and dietary preferences.

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9.

What is the scientific name of common Wombat?
- A.
  
  Vombatus ursinus
- B.
  
  Diprotondotia rufus
- C.
  
  Lasiorhinus krefftti
- D.
  
  Lasiorhinus latifrons
Correct Answer
A. Vombatus ursinus

Explanation
The scientific name of the common Wombat is Vombatus ursinus.

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10.

What is its feeding adaptation?
- A.
  
  Omnivore
- B.
  
  Carnivore
- C.
  
  Herbivore
- D.
  
  None
Correct Answer
C. Herbivore

Explanation
The feeding adaptation of the organism in question is herbivore. This means that it primarily consumes plant material as its main source of food. Herbivores have specialized digestive systems that allow them to break down and extract nutrients from plant matter efficiently. They often have specialized teeth and jaws for grinding and chewing plant material, as well as longer digestive tracts to aid in the breakdown and absorption of nutrients from plants. This adaptation allows the organism to obtain the necessary energy and nutrients from a diet consisting mainly of plants.

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