Spiders treasure hunt
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Featured this week: example questions for Spiders
New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 5 October 2026.
What do cobweb threads feel like?
Sticky
Very hard
Very cold
Very warm
Do spiders have blood?
Yes, but it is not red
Yes, red blood
No, no blood
Only blue blood
What shape does a spider's web often have?
Round as a circle
Square
As a triangle
Like a star
Where do you find spiders in your home?
In corners of the ceiling
In the fridge
In the washing machine
In television
How many parts does the body of a spider have?
2 parts
1 volume
3 parts
5 parts
Where do spiders prefer to run?
On walls and ceilings
In the water
In the air
On trees alone
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 time of day are spiders most active?
In the evening and at night
Only in the morning
Afternoon only
All day
What do spiders do when they sense danger?
They move very quietly or run away hard
They are going to fly
They will sing
They turn into another spider
Where do you most often find spiders in your home?
In corners and dark places
On the roof
In the fridge
In bright lights
How many parts does a spider's body consist of?
2 parts
3 parts
4 parts
1 volume
What colour do most spiders in the Netherlands have?
Brown or grey
Bright red
Blue
Purple
Where do spiders store their eggs?
In a silk cocoon
In the ground
In their mouths
In tree bark
What shape is the web of a cross spider?
Round with beams
Square
Triangular
Long and narrow
Can spiders walk backward?
Yes, they can run in all directions
No, only forward
Sideways only
Only in circles
What is the world's smallest spider?
Patu digua (as small as a pinhead)
Cross spider
House spider
Money Wolf Spider
What do jumping spiders mainly use to search for prey?
Their good visibility
Their sense of smell
Their hearing
Their sense of touch
Where do female spiders carry their eggs?
In a silk cocoon
In their mouths
On their backs
In a nest of twigs
From which part of their body do spiders make their web?
Their abdomen
Their front legs
Their mouths
Their front bodies
On average, how long does it take a cross spider to finish its web?
About 1 hour
A whole day
About 10 minutes
A whole week
Which spider uses its web as a kind of 'phone'?
All web spiders
Only the cross spider
Just the water spider
No spider
Which spider builds a funnel-shaped web?
Funnel web spider
Dome web spider
Tunnel web spider
Cylinder web spider
Which spider lives mainly in water?
Waterspin
Pond Spider
Bog spider
Riverbank spider
In what way do spiders usually move around?
Ongoing
Jumping
Flying
Swimming
What is the biggest difference between spiders and insects in terms of legs?
Spiders have 8 legs, insects 6
Spiders have 6 legs, insects 8
Spiders have 10 legs, insects 6
There is no difference
What colour blood do spiders have?
Blue
Red
Green
Yellow
What is the function of the pedipalps in male spiders?
Transferring semen
Holding food
Web spiders
Walking
What is the front body part of a spider?
Cephalothorax
Abdomen
Thorax
Carapax
Which spider is famous for eating its mate after mating?
Black widow
Cross spider
Wolfspin
Crab spider
Which spider often lives in houses and has very long thin legs?
Vibrating spider
House spider
Kitchen Spider
Corner spider
How many spider eggs do spiders usually have?
3 pairs
2 pairs
4 pairs
1 pair
Which species of tarantula is the largest in the world?
Goliath birdeater
Mexican redknuckle
Chilean roseate spiders
Brazilian walking spider
What is the scientific name for the body part of spiders that contains chelicerae?
Prosoma or cephalothorax
Abdomen
Mesosoma
Opisthosoma
What unique feature does the side of the golden orb weaver have?
It has a golden colour
It is magnetic
It glows in the dark
It is electrically conductive
What happens to a spider when it loses a leg?
The leg grows back on at the next molt
The spider dies within a few days
A scar grows, but not a new leg
The leg grows back immediately
Which spider is known for making lasso-like webs?
Bolas spider (Mastophora)
Darwin's bark spider
Golden silk orb-weaver
Spitting spider
What senses do spiders mainly use to hunt?
Vibrations and chemical signals
Sharp vision and hearing
Echolocation and magnetic fields
Heat detection and electric fields
Which spider is known for its extreme speed in catching prey?
Stair spider
Orb weaver
Black widow
Daddy longlegs
How do male jumping spiders often communicate with females?
Through complex courtship rituals with movements
By secreting pheromones
By vibrations in their web
By making noise with their cheliceren
Which spider is known for its bell-shaped underwater habitat?
Water spider (Argyroneta aquatica)
Cross spider (Araneus diadematus)
Wolf spider (Lycosidae)
House spider (Tegenaria domestica)
Which spider mimics ants in appearance and behaviour?
Ant spiders
Crab spiders
Jumping pins
Wolf pins
How many body parts do spiders have?
2
3
4
1
Which spider has the strongest side?
Darwin's bark spider
Black widow
Cross spider
Bird spiders
What is the main food of spiders?
Insects
Plants
Nectar
Fruit
Which spider has hairs that can 'hear'?
All spiders
Only tarantulas
Only jumping spiders
Wolf pins only
What is the purpose of the colourful legs of male peacock spiders?
Attracting females
Catching prey
Deterring enemies
Camouflage
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 has the most advanced vision?
Jumping pins
Cross spiders
Bird spiders
House spiders
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