Olympiad Test: Animals - Their Babies, Sounds and Groups - 1 - Class 1 MCQ

A baby lion is called a cub until they reach maturity around three years old.

Dogs make a sound called a bark. Each dog's bark is unique and can convey different emotions and messages.

A group of fish is called a school. Fish often form schools for protection and efficient foraging.

A baby sheep is called a lamb. Lambs are known for their playful nature and are usually born in the spring.

Baby of a Horse is called Foal.

A group of wolves is called a pack. Wolves are highly social animals and their packs are often led by an alpha male and female.

Cats make a sound called a purr. Purring is often a sign of contentment, but cats also purr when they're frightened or in pain.

Ducks make a sound called quack. Interestingly, a duck's quack doesn't echo, contrary to popular belief.

A group of cows is called a herd. Cows are social animals and enjoy being in the company of other cows.

A baby cat is called a kitten. Interestingly, kittens typically start to take their first steps at about three weeks old.