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Welcome to the quiz about Sparrows! Sparrows are small, common birds found in many parts of the world. With their brown and gray plumage and cheerful chirping, they are often a familiar sight and sound in parks and gardens. But how much do you really know about these little birds? Test your knowledge with our Sparrow quiz!
What is the scientific name for the American robin?
Turdus merula
Turdus philomelos
Turdus migratorius
Turdus viscivorus
How long is the average American robin?
8-10 inches
10-12 inches
12-14 inches
14-16 inches
Where is the American robin's breeding range?
All of North America
Southern Canada and the United States
Central and South America
Europe and Asia
What is the American robin's favorite food?
Insects and fruit
Seeds and nuts
Fish and crustaceans
Small rodents and reptiles
How many eggs does the American robin typically lay in one clutch?
2-4
4-6
6-8
8-10
What color is the American robin's egg?
White with brown spots
Blue-green
Light brown
Dark green
What is the lifespan of the American robin in the wild?
1-2 years
3-5 years
6-8 years
9-12 years
What is the American robin's scientific family name?
Corvidae
Fringillidae
Passeridae
Turdidae
How does the male American robin attract a mate?
With a complex dance ritual
By building an elaborate nest
With a beautiful song
By displaying his colorful feathers
What is the American robin's range during the winter months?
All of North America B.
The southern United States and Mexico
Central and South America
Europe and Asia
What is the American robin's distinctive call?
A harsh, cawing sound
A series of high-pitched whistles
A soft, melodic warble
A low, mournful hoot
What is the American robin's habitat?
Forests and woodlands
Grasslands and meadows
Suburban and urban areas
Wetlands and marshes
How does the American robin help to spread plant seeds?
By eating and digesting the fruit
By dropping the fruit on the ground
By burying the fruit in the soil
By carrying the fruit in its beak to a new location
What is the American robin's status on the IUCN Red List?
Endangered
Threatened
Least concern
Near threatened
What is the most common predator of the American robin?
Hawks and other raptors
Snakes and other reptiles
Domestic cats
Foxes and other mammals
Very impressive!
Congratulations on acing the Robin Quiz! Your knowledge of these friendly backyard birds is impressive. Keep up the good work and continue learning more about these fascinating creatures.
There is still room for improvement!
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