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Whale Wonders QuizVersion en ligne Fun whale facts quiz par You Grow Idiomas 1 1. The researcher was surprised to find blue whales doing what near the equator? a Feeding b Sleeping c Fighting d Giving birth 2 2. After making this discovery, what response did she initially get from international experts? a “This has already been studied.” b “Come work for us!” c Apply for a research permit for our team. d “We'll fund the whole project.” 3 3. Her Sri Lankan blue whale project eventually became… a The largest whale-rescue organization in Asia b The world's largest whale sanctuary c Sri Lanka's first national park d The longest-running blue whale project in the northern Indian Ocean 4 4. During the pandemic, her local team conducted how many surveys in ONE MONTH? a 190 b 85 c 415 d 275 5 5. A pod of 100 pilot whales washed up on a beach in Sri Lanka. How many did the community manage to save? a 96 b 46 c 71 d 83 6 6. Why was the local team able to conduct the surveys so quickly? a They already had relationships and contacts within the communities. b The government provided hundreds of researchers. c The surveys were conducted entirely online. d They used AI to conduct the interviews. 7 7. How do whales sleep without forgetting to breathe? a They don't actually sleep. b They hold their breath while sleeping deeply. c They sleep only when floating at the surface. d Half of their brain rests while the other half remains active. 8 8. Whales evolved from animals that originally lived… a On land b In freshwater c In trees d Under polar ice 9 9. Which whale is particularly famous for its complex songs? a Blue whale b Beluga whale c Pilot whale d Humpback whale 10 10. Whales can use sound to do which of these? a All options b Communicate c Find other whales d Locate food 11 11. TRUE FACT OR I MADE IT UP? 🤖 Some whales can essentially sleep with one eye open. a COMPLETELY MADE UP b Only whales in captivity can do this c Only baby whales can do this d REAL 12 12. Which of these statements is actually TRUE? a Whale poop can help move nutrients through marine ecosystems. b All whale populations communicate in exactly the same way. c Whales don't make sounds while eating. d Whales stop communicating when they migrate. Explicação 1 Feeding 2 “Apply for a research permit for our team.” 3 The longest-running blue whale project in the northern Indian Ocean 4 415 5 96 6 They already had relationships and contacts within the communities. 7 Half of their brain rests while the other half remains active. Cetaceans can use unihemispheric sleep --> one brain hemisphere rests while the other remains sufficiently alert to maintain breathing and awareness. 8 On land The ancestors of modern whales were terrestrial mammals. 9 Humpback whales. Male humpbacks produce elaborate, structured songs, particularly associated with breeding behavior. 10 All options Whales use sounds for communication, navigation, finding food and locating one another. Some populations even have distinctive vocal “dialects.” 11 IT'S REAL! Because only one brain hemisphere sleeps at a time, the eye connected to the active hemisphere can remain open. 12 Whale poop can help move nutrients through marine ecosystems. Whales help redistribute nutrients in marine ecosystems; those nutrients support organisms such as phytoplankton and can ripple through broader food webs.

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Whale Wonders QuizVersion en ligne

par You Grow Idiomas

1. The researcher was surprised to find blue whales doing what near the equator?

2. After making this discovery, what response did she initially get from international experts?

3. Her Sri Lankan blue whale project eventually became…

4. During the pandemic, her local team conducted how many surveys in ONE MONTH?

5. A pod of 100 pilot whales washed up on a beach in Sri Lanka. How many did the community manage to save?

6. Why was the local team able to conduct the surveys so quickly?

7. How do whales sleep without forgetting to breathe?

8. Whales evolved from animals that originally lived…

9. Which whale is particularly famous for its complex songs?

10. Whales can use sound to do which of these?

11. TRUE FACT OR I MADE IT UP? 🤖 Some whales can essentially sleep with one eye open.

12. Which of these statements is actually TRUE?

Explicação