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Match the Colours Trivia Quiz


Just match the colour to the object.

A matching quiz by EnglishJedi. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
EnglishJedi
Time
3 mins
Type
Match Quiz
Quiz #
384,047
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Very Easy
Avg Score
10 / 10
Plays
1888
Last 3 plays: CardoQ (10/10), carolmitch (0/10), Guest 173 (10/10).
(a) Drag-and-drop from the right to the left, or (b) click on a right side answer box and then on a left side box to move it.
QuestionsChoices
1. Banana  
  Orange
2. Tomato  
  Blue
3. Polar bear  
  Brown
4. Clear daytime sky  
  White
5. Amethyst  
  Green
6. Coal  
  Purple
7. Flamingos  
  Red
8. Mandarins  
  Yellow
9. Camel  
  Black
10. New grass  
  Pink





Select each answer

1. Banana
2. Tomato
3. Polar bear
4. Clear daytime sky
5. Amethyst
6. Coal
7. Flamingos
8. Mandarins
9. Camel
10. New grass

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Banana

Answer: Yellow

In some countries, the bananas used for cooking are called plantains. Bananas aren't always yellow -- they are green when picked and as they get older they go from yellow to dark brown or black.
2. Tomato

Answer: Red

The tomato is a fruit belonging to the nightshade family which also includes potatoes, bell peppers, chili pepper and eggplant. Tomatoes grow on a bush that produces yellow flowers.
3. Polar bear

Answer: White

The polar bear is the largest bear species in the world. Polar bears do not eat penguins -- polar bears live only in Arctic regions whereas penguins are from Antarctica and the southern hemisphere. A polar bear's skin is actually black.
4. Clear daytime sky

Answer: Blue

'Blue' can also be used as a verb: when you are feeling blue you do not change colour, you just aren't full of the joys of spring. The sky is not really blue, of course: in outer space it looks black, but air scatters the sunlight to make it appear blue from the Earth.
5. Amethyst

Answer: Purple

Historically, purple was one of the most expensive dyes to make, so only rich people could afford to wear purple cloth. It was the colour worn by emperors in Japan, the Byzantine Empire and the Holy Roman Empire. Roman Catholic bishops also traditionally wore purple.

In the USA, the purple heart is awarded service men and women injured in the line of duty. Amethyst is a purple (or violet) coloured quartz often used for jewellery - it is the birthstone for February.
6. Coal

Answer: Black

Technically, black (like white) is not a colour, but purely an absence of colour. The world is turning away from coal as a fuel because of the detrimental effects that burning it has on the climate, but the older generation will remember the coal man coming around on his truck to fill their coal shed, and coal fires were the primary source of heat for many homes.
7. Flamingos

Answer: Pink

Traditionally, blue is for boys and pink for girls, and even in these modern times many new mothers still dress their babies in those colours. Flamingos usually appear to be pink, but they are really white: the pink colouring comes from a protein that is present in their diet of plankton. Ancient Egyptians worshipped flamingos as the living representation of the god Ra.
8. Mandarins

Answer: Orange

We are not talking about the Chinese language here, nor about a high-flying member of the British civil service, but the small, somewhat oblate cousin of the common fruit we know simply by its colour, orange. They are generally sweeter, less-sour and stronger-tasting than other types of orange.

When you see the crowd at a soccer match all dressed in orange and carrying orange flags, they are almost certain to be Dutch supporters. Traditionally, this comes from the Dutch royal family, the House of Orange-Nassau, which has ruled the Netherlands since the 16th century. Did you also know that 'orange' is one of the few words in the English language that has no rhyme?
9. Camel

Answer: Brown

Camels can traditionally be found in the desert, so their brown colouring provides them with perfect camouflage against the sand. There are two distinct species of camel: the Dromedary camel has only one hump on its back, whereas the Bactrian camel has two. The llama, alpaca, guanaco and vicuņa are close relatives of the camel.
10. New grass

Answer: Green

"The green, green grass of home" was a 1960s country ballad made famous by Tom Jones, who had a worldwide number one hit with it in 1966. We associate grass with the green carpeting that we see on nicely-tended lawns and in the African savannahs known as grasslands, but grass comes in numerous different forms. Bamboo, the sole diet of the giant panda, is technically a grass -- the world's largest species of grass.
Source: Author EnglishJedi

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