Do you know Sharks?Test your Zoobooks smarts by answering 20 questions about Sharks! Click the start button below. Congratulations - you have completed Sharks. You scored %%SCORE%% out of % %TOTAL%%. Your performance has been rated as % %RATING%%Your answers are highlighted below. Today there are more than _____ known species of sharks. On each eye, a shark has _____ eyelid(s). On a shark, "lateral line organs" arelines of small holes on the body that are sensitive to movement. flat bones in the mouth that make organ-like music. lines like tattoos that appear around the gills. When feeding in groups, sharks sometimes go crazy, biting each other and themselves. This is calleda fighting fit. a feeding frenzy. The closest relatives of sharks arewhales and dolphins. skates and rays. the Hatfields and the McCoys. Most baby sharkshatch from eggs. are born alive.are brought by the stork. Before sandpaper was invented, what did some people use to smooth and polish wood? Probably half of all sharksare less than 3 feet long. eat plants instead of meat. are actually toothless. How many bones are in a shark's body? The smallest shark known to scienceis about as big as you are.would fit in your hand. is the size of a poodle dog. Which of these animals kills the most people every year? The largest of all sharks is calledthe whale shark. the krill shark. the great white. Some kinds of sharks can smell one part of blood in _______ parts of water. Sharks lose teeth all the time. Sometimes it only takes ______ for a new one to grow in. There was once a prehistoric shark so big it could swallowa small car. a small house. Which of theses items has NEVER been found in the belly of a shark? A suit of armorThe biggest organ in a shark's body is itsGreat white shark pups are about the size of ______ when they are born. a loaf of breada 10-year-old childIf you are ever attacked by a shark, you shouldtry to reason with it. hit it in the nose and stick your fingers in its eyes. try to climb on its back where its teeth can't reach you. Sharks and their close relatives areOnce you are finished, click the button below. Any items you have not completed will be marked incorrect. Get ResultsThere are 20 questions to complete. Shaded items are complete. You have completedYour score isYou have not finished your quiz. If you leave this page, your progress will be lost. Final Score on QuizAttempted Questions CorrectAttempted Questions WrongQuestions Not AttemptedTotal Questions on QuizAnswer Choice(s) SelectedNeed more practice!