Discover Earth: Interactive Quiz from National Geographic

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The discussion revolves around a fun and engaging quiz related to nature and the environment, which participants found enjoyable and simple. Many users reported scoring 8 out of 8, although some admitted to initially getting answers wrong before retaking the quiz. There were humorous mentions of wanting to answer "squirrel" for various questions, highlighting a lighthearted approach to the quiz. Some participants noted inaccuracies in the quiz content, such as the use of "stagnate" instead of "stagnant" and debated the claim that bulldozers move more earth than natural events like earthquakes. The quiz included questions about animal diets and environmental protection, with participants sharing their experiences and thoughts on the questions posed. Overall, the quiz sparked nostalgia for previous quizzes and encouraged playful interaction among users.
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I got 8 out of 8.

I really wanted to answer "squirrel" to a couple of those questions.
 
lisab said:
I got 8 out of 8.

I really wanted to answer "squirrel" to a couple of those questions.
I know, I too was tempted to choose the squirrel.
 
Oooh, very fun quiz! I didn't know that poisonous gas killed of so many animals...

Thanks Evo!
 
They say I got 8 out of 8, but actually, I got two wrong on the first try and only got them right on the second try. They said stagnate water when they meant stagnant water. They say that bulldozers move more Earth than anything else, but I think a single earthquake moves more Earth than humans have in all of our history. I can't verify that.
 
Jimmy Snyder said:
They say I got 8 out of 8, but actually, I got two wrong on the first try and only got them right on the second try. They said stagnate water when they meant stagnant water. They say that bulldozers move more Earth than anything else, but I think a single earthquake moves more Earth than humans have in all of our history. I can't verify that.
Personally, I chose squirrels,
 
Jimmy Snyder said:
They say I got 8 out of 8, but actually, I got two wrong on the first try and only got them right on the second try. They said stagnate water when they meant stagnant water. They say that bulldozers move more Earth than anything else, but I think a single earthquake moves more Earth than humans have in all of our history. I can't verify that.

Bulldozers?! I didn't have any questions about bulldozers!

I had a question about what eats pine cones and I never could figure out the answer. It wasn't phytoplankton, though.


And I had a question about what foxes eat. That was't phytoplankton either! Nor was it salt or pumpkins!

And I had a question about what saves the Earth from being struck by meteors. That one was hard, too, since Mighty Mouse wasn't an option. Fortunately, squirrel was close enough.

Edit: Wow! My dog, Zoie, just scored 8 out of 8. I'm impressed!
 
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