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Olympiad (Class 5) Plants and animals — practice questions — page 2

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An animal that eats both plants and meat is called

  1. A herbivore
  2. An omnivore
  3. A producer
  4. A scavenger
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Correct answer: B. An omnivore

Omnivores feed on plant and animal foods, unlike herbivores or carnivores.

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A bat that eats only fruit is a

  1. Piscivore
  2. Insectivore
  3. Frugivore
  4. Carnivore
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Correct answer: C. Frugivore

Frugivores are herbivores that feed on fruit.

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A heron that eats only fish is best called a

  1. Granivore
  2. Frugivore
  3. Folivore
  4. Piscivore
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Correct answer: D. Piscivore

Piscivores are carnivores that eat fish.

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