Animal Families

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What this quiz asks

1. Drag the baby farm animal to match it with its grown-up parent.
2. Sort these farm animals into their correct adult and baby pairs.
3. Arrange these farm animal babies from the one that grows into the largest adult to the smallest adult.
4. Match the baby animal to the correct adult farm animal parent.
5. Drag these wild animal babies to their parent. Match each baby to the correct grown-up.
6. Sort these wild animals into two zones: Big Parents and Small Babies.
7. Arrange these wild animals from the smallest baby to the largest parent.
8. Drag each baby to the habitat where its parent lives. Match the animal family to the correct home.
9. Drag the baby bird to match it with its correct parent.
10. Drag the baby bird to match it with its correct parent.
11. Drag the baby bird to match it with its correct parent.
12. Drag the baby bird to match it with its correct parent.
13. Drag the baby water animals to match them with their parent.
14. Sort these water animals from the smallest baby to the largest adult.
15. Drag the baby animal to the zone that matches its parent's family name.
16. Arrange the lifecycle stages of a sea creature from baby to adult.
17. Drag the babies into the correct group name categories.
18. Sort these animal babies into their correct group name categories.
19. Arrange these babies from the group name 'Kindle' to the group name 'Litter'.
20. Place these babies in order based on their group names, from 'Spawn' to 'Sounder'.
21. Drag the baby animal to match the parent that shares its physical markings.
22. Sort these animals by size from smallest baby to largest adult.
23. Match the baby animal to the parent that has the same shape of ears.
24. Arrange these pairs by the color of their coat from lightest to darkest.

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