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Delve into the mysterious world of spiders with our GPS scavenger hunt! Discover different spider species, learn about their behaviour and admire the architecture of spider webs as you navigate through nature.

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Are spiders useful?
Yes, they eat pesky insects No, not at all For decoration only Only to play with
What makes a spider to catch insects?
A web A nest A den A cage
What do baby spiders do?
They crawl out of an egg They fall from the tree They come from a litter They grow on a plant
What happens when a web breaks down?
The spider makes a new web The spider starts crying The spider gets sick The spider stops eating
What colour does a spider usually have?
Brown or black Pink Blue Yellow
How many legs does a spider have?
8 legs 6 legs 4 legs 10 legs
What time of day are spiders most active?
In the evening and at night Only in the morning Afternoon only All day
Do all spiders make a web?
No, not all of them Yes, all Only the big Only the small
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How long can spiders live?
Some female spiders can live for 20 years All spiders only live for 1 day Maximum 1 month Always exactly 1 year
Which part of a spider is usually the thickest?
The abdomen The head The legs The chest
How many eggs can a spider lay?
From a few to thousands Always exactly 10 Never more than 5 Always exactly 100
What shape is the web of a cross spider?
Round with beams Square Triangular Long and narrow
From which body part does the cobweb come?
From the abdomen From the mouth From the front legs From the headline
How many parts does a spider's body consist of?
2 parts 3 parts 4 parts 1 volume
What happens to a spider web when it breaks down?
The spider eats the old web and makes a new one The spider repairs the web The spider leaves it broken The web repairs itself
What is the largest spider in the world?
Goliath tarantula Cross spider Black widow House spider
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How many legs does an adult spider have?
8 legs 6 legs 10 legs 12 legs
What do most spiders eat?
Insects Leaves Nectar Seeds
What is the name of the fear of spiders?
Arachnophobia Spinophobia Insectophobia Arthrophobia
What part of their web do spiders use as a 'safety line'?
A strong silk thread The outer edge The centrepiece The adhesive threads
Which spider actively hunts without a web?
Hunting pin Web kingpin Network spin Catch web spider
What do you call the scientific study of spiders?
Arachnology Spider Science Entomology Arthropology
In what way do spiders usually move around?
Ongoing Jumping Flying Swimming
Which spider uses its web as a kind of 'phone'?
All web spiders Only the cross spider Just the water spider No spider
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Which spider builds a characteristic funnel-shaped web?
Funnel spider Cross spider Wolfspin Jumping pin
Which spider can jump the furthest in relation to its body?
Jumping pin Wolfspin Crab spider Bird spiders
Approximately how many species of spiders are there worldwide?
More than 45,000 About 15,000 About 5,000 More than 100,000
Which spider lives the longest?
Bird spiders Cross spider Wolfspin Crab spider
What is the strongest type of silk that spiders produce?
Dragline silk Capture silk Web silk Egg silk
What is ballooning in spiders?
Flying with silk threads Swelling their bellies A kind of web A mating ritual
What is the most distinctive feature of social spiders?
They build communal webs They hunt in groups They share their prey They protect each other's eggs
Which spider has the most venomous venom?
Brazilian walking spider Black widow Brown recluse Sydney funnel web spider
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Which spider is known for its extreme speed in catching prey?
Stair spider Orb weaver Black widow Daddy longlegs
What is the scientific name for the body part of spiders that contains chelicerae?
Prosoma or cephalothorax Abdomen Mesosoma Opisthosoma
Which spider is known for imitating ants?
Ant spider (Myrmarachne) Crab spider (Thomisidae) Lynx spider (Oxyopidae) Turkey spider spin
What usually happens to the male after mating in black widow spiders?
It is eaten by the female It builds its own web It helps monitor eggs It naturally dies within a day
What is the scientific name for the venom of spiders?
Venin Toxin Alkaloid Peptide
Approximately how many spider species are known worldwide?
More than 48,000 species About 25,000 species About 15,000 species More than 100,000 species
How many segments does the abdomen of a spider have?
The abdomen is not segmented 5 segments 7 segments 3 segments
Which spider produces the strongest silk in terms of tensile strength?
Darwin's bark spider (Caerostris darwini) Golden orb weaver Black widow Garden spider
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Which spider lives in a community with other spiders?
Social spiders (Anelosimus) Cross spiders Wolf pins Bird spiders
Which spider has the most advanced vision?
Jumping pins Cross spiders Bird spiders House spiders
Which spider uses its web like a telephone to detect vibrations?
All web-spinning spiders Cross spiders only Wolf pins only Only tarantulas
Which spider can walk on water using surface tension?
Crab spider House spider Garden spider Bullet spiders
What kind of material is spider silk?
Protein Cellulose Chitin Keratin
What is the main function of the pedipalps in female spiders?
Holding and manipulating food Propagation Injecting poison Respiration
Which spider can change its colour like a chameleon?
Yellow crab spider Cross spider Wolfspin House spider
Which spider has hairs that can 'hear'?
All spiders Only tarantulas Only jumping spiders Wolf pins only
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