Gone Fishing For Trivia

1. We all know that fish travel in schools, but you know the names of some other fisheye plural? A. ClutchB. ShoalC. DraftD. Wave. All aboveF. None of aboveG. B, CG. B CTBD: It should have been delivered, however, is not it? 2. Can you name the phobia which means fear of fish? A. IchthyophobiaB. LimnophobiaC. EntomophobiaD. PantophobiaA. IchthyophobiaTBD: If you suffer from fear of lakes limnophobia, entomophobia bugs you, and all pantophobia.3. How fish hear? A. They don'tB. Through sound vibrations reverberating through the bones of their skullC. Through its gillsD. Through its finsB. Through sound vibrations reverberating through the bones of their skullTBD: Fish listen without the aid of external ears. Sound vibrations reverberate through the bones of the skull to the inner ear. The fish also have unique sensory organs called lateral lines. These channels along the sides of the fish can feel vibrations and, in some species, weak electrical fields.4. What do you call a baby fish? A. A guppyB. A fryC. A minnowD. A child FishBase. A fryTBD: Suppose that when the words "small fish" wine! 5. How to Survive the Fish Anarctic ice cold water? A. antifreeze chemicals in their special bloodB. Extra layers of fat that earned them the nickname "Puffy Fish" C. movement to maintain constant high blood circulatingD. There is no such fish. antifreeze chemicals in their particular bloodTBD: we thought this was a response made if we had not studied for ourselves! 6. How much hot water can make fish? A. Pot boilers in Ecuador survive in hot springs FahrenheitB approaching 200 degrees. Desert pupfish found in hot springs of western North America live in temperatures above 100 degrees FahrenheitC. Some freshwater fish can have temperatures up to 80 degrees Fahrenheit, without difficultyD. Anything above 60 degrees Fahrenheit causes distressB. Desert pupfish found in hot springs of western North America live in temperatures above 100 degrees FahrenheitTBD: We can not live in these waters without cooking! 7. How high can a flying fish fly? A. 6 feetB. 36 feetC. 60 feetD. FeetB 360. 36 feetTBD: his conduct may consist of several slides, to repeatedly return to the surface long enough to renew their propulsion. It amounts to a maximum of about 36 feet in the air and glide up to 200 yards.8. Like a fish can swim faster? A. Not more than 40 mphB. Only 50 mphC. About 60 MPHD. More than 70 MPHD. More than 70 mphTBD: Fish swim faster than the sailfish and tuna. A swordfish, sailfish, can swim in bursts of speed over 70 mph.9. Known as one of the fastest fish, tunas are also built for endurance over long distances. To what extent the migration of tuna? A. MilesB 7700. MilesC 770. MilesD 77. 7 miles. 7700 milesTBD Swimming as fast as 30 mph, migrate up to 7700 miles in just four months.10. What are the biggest fish? A. WhalesB. SharksC Ballena. Great White sharksD. LeviathansB. SharksTBD Whale: Whale sharks can reach 40 feet long. Yes, whales are bigger, but not fish. Fish are cold-blooded and breathe underwater with gills, whales, by contrast, maintain a constant body temperature warm.