Black and White 2 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Snoopy

Snoopy, a black and white beagle, was created by Charles M. Schulz and appeared in his comic strip "Peanuts" from 1950 until 2000. He belongs to Charlie Brown and he imagines his kennel is a WWI fighter plane! His best friend is Woodstock.

Answer: Malayan tapir

The Malayan tapir is easily recognized by its black and white markings. It is the largest of four living species of tapir, and is found in the rainforests of Southeast Asia. Its diet is confined to plants and it can live up to 30 years, but loss of habitat is a threat to the species.

Answer: Downy woodpecker

The downy woodpecker is a small species of woodpecker - larger than a sparrow but smaller than a robin, and the smallest in North America. Both the male and female can be identified by a black and white striped head and a wide white stripe running down the back. The male also has a small red patch on the back of its head.

Answer: Soccer ball

A soccer or football began as an inflated pig's bladder, but over the years, this has developed into a leather ball composed (usually) of 32 panels of hexagons and pentagons giving an almost spherical shape which is very robust. Professional soccer balls have to adhere to very strict regulations concerning their size and weight, and as such are very expensive.

Answer: Skunk

The skunk can be easily recognized by the white stripe running down its back. Skunks are born with a small layer of fur as well as the white stripe. When a skunk puffs up its tail, beware - it is ready to spray!

Answer: Tuxedo

Tuxedo cats usually have a solid black coat with white patches on their paws, chest and face which is due to genetics. They are sometimes referred to as a bi-colored cat and are usually short-haired.

"The Cat in the Hat" and "Sylvester the cat" are famous cartoon tuxedo cats!
President Clinton also had a tuxedo cat named "Socks".

Answer: At the end of the race

Motor racing has many colored flags which signify different events. The black and white checkered flag is waved at the end of the race to signify that the race is officially over and a winner can be crowned.

Answer: Colobus monkey

The Colobus monkey is a tree dweller and is unlike other primates, who have opposable thumbs, as they do not have as much need for them since they do not forage on the forest floor. Like a cow or deer, the Colobus monkey has a four-chambered stomach, which allows them to eat unripe fruit and other food that most primates cannot digest.

Answer: Dominoes

The modern game of dominoes consists of 28 tiles with white dots (also known as pips) with up to 12 dots on each tile, divided into two halves. The game was popular in Italy in the 18th century and then spread across Europe. It is a popular game played in British pubs.

Answer: Pied bat

The pied bat (Niumbaha superba) is also known as the badger bat due to its black and white markings. It is considered a micro-bat and is endangered due to habitat loss of forests in parts of Africa.