Q.1.
There are around 264 monkey species in the world. Now answer this question: How many species of monkeys are there?
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Q.2.
In the Chinese calendar there are twelve animals and the monkey is the ninth one, just before the rooster. Which statement is true?
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Q.3.
Monkeys can be put into two groups, Old World and New World monkeys. Now answer this question: How many groups can we put monkeys into?
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Q.4.
Groups of monkeys are known as tribes, barrels or troops. Now answer this question: Which of these answers is not a name we use to group monkeys?
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Q.5.
The fastest monkeys are called the patas monkeys and they can run up to 31 miles per hour. This means they could run alongside your car! Which statement is correct?
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Q.6.
The vervet monkeys have different calls that they share with each other. They make different noises to warn if an eagle is coming and a different sound to say if it's a python and another sound to say it's a leopard. Why do they have different calls?
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Q.7.
The largest monkey is called a mandrill, with grown-up males weighing up to 35 kg. Spider monkeys are a different type of monkey and they are named after the spider because of their long arms, legs and tail. Which statement below is true?
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Q.8.
Monkeys can be very sneaky and if you holiday in Bangkok you have to be careful and make sure the monkeys don't steal your food. Why are monkeys sneaky?
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Q.9.
The pygmy marmoset is the smallest type of monkey and the adults only weigh about 120 grams. Now answer this question: What's the name of the smallest monkey?
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Q.10.
The loudest monkeys are called howler monkeys. You can hear them up to two miles away. Which statement is correct?
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