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Question 1
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What sets Oecophylla Weaver Ants apart from other ants?
- Their ability to swim
- Their bright red color
- Their kingdom-building behavior
- Their diet of only plants
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Question 2
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Where do Oecophylla Weaver Ants typically build their nests?
- Underground
- In the tree canopy
- On water surfaces
- Inside human homes
Question 3
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What material do weaver ant larvae produce that helps in nest building?
- Wax
- Silk
- Honeydew
- Resin
Question 4
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How do worker ants assist in bending leaves during nest construction?
- By chewing the leaves
- By using their mandibles as scissors
- By forming chains to pull the leaves together
- By secreting a sticky substance
Question 5
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What is the primary role of the weaver ant majors in the colony?
- Caring for the queen
- Foraging for food
- Constructing nests and defending the colony
- Producing silk
Question 6
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What is the function of the special nest in the middle of the weaver ant network?
- Storage for food
- Barracks for soldiers
- Home for the queen
- Nursery for larvae
Question 7
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How do weaver ants benefit the trees they inhabit?
- By pollinating flowers
- By protecting them from pests
- By providing nutrients
- By pruning the branches
Question 8
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What do weaver ants do to their opponents during a battle?
- Trap them in webs
- Drown them
- Rip them apart and squirt formic acid
- Bite and paralyze them
Question 9
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What triggers weaver ants to release alarm pheromones during an invasion?
- Spotting food
- Finding a new nesting site
- Spotting invaders
- Sensing rain
Question 10
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What happens to the weaver ant colony if it loses too much territory?
- It relocates to a new area
- It starves or gets overrun
- It merges with another colony
- It becomes a new species
Question 11
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How large can the largest known weaver ant kingdoms be?
- 400 square meters
- 800 square meters
- 1600 square meters
- 2000 square meters
Question 12
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What do weaver ants use to connect different parts of their territory?
- Mud tunnels
- Webs
- Bridges made from leaves, lianas, and twigs
- Ant-made highways
Question 13
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What do weaver ants cultivate to produce honeydew?
- Bees
- Aphids and caterpillars
- Butterflies
- Other ants
Question 14
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How do weaver ants mark their route during an invasion?
- By using vocal signals
- By leaving a trail of food
- By marking with pheromones
- By digging trenches
Question 15
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What is the primary reason weaver ants engage in battles with other colonies?
- To find mates
- To access water sources
- To steal territory and resources
- To practice their fighting skills
Question 16
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What does the queen weaver ant do in her special nest?
- Leads battles
- Collects food
- Produces eggs
- Builds nests
Question 17
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What evolutionary relationship benefits both weaver ants and their host trees?
- Symbiosis
- Parasitism
- Commensalism
- Predation
Question 18
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What do worker ants do when they meet other sisters during an invasion?
- Share food
- Fight each other
- Signal them to follow the pheromone trail
- Ignore them
Question 19
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What is the primary defensive mechanism used by weaver ants to slow down attackers?
- Building barricades
- Using formic acid
- Shouting loudly
- Releasing bees
Question 20
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What happens to the attackers if they fail to steal territory in a battle?
- They get punished
- They start a new colony
- They retreat
- They switch sides
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