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- 1. ARE YOU READY FOR A QUIZ ?
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- 17. Question B 3. Tigers can see and swim very well.
- 19. 3. The humpback whale lives in polar and tropical waters. Question D
- 20. 2. They eat small fish and krill . Question E
- 23. Question H 2. They spent 16 hours a day eating plants.
- 24. 2. Apollo wasn’t the greek god of the sea. It was Poseidon. Question I
- 26. 3. El Dorado didn’t live in India . Question K
- 27. 3. Zebras are white with black or brown stripes. Question L
- 28. 3. Giraffes eat leaves, grass and fruit. Question M
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