All About Sea Turtles.

What is the largest type of sea turtle?

• Olive Ridley turtle.

• Green Sea turtle.

• Leatherback turtle.

• Kemp's Ridley turtle.

What is the life cycle of a turtle called?

• Eggs

• Juvenile.

• Hatchling

• Adult.

How long can a green sea turtle hold its breath?

• 5 hours 30 minutes.

• 10 hours.

• 2 hours.

• 5 hours.

What is the function of the turtle's two back limbs?

• Help them to dig nest in the sand.

• As their paddles.

• To keep turtle stable when swim.

• As their legs.

Why does a hawksbill turtle have a narrow head?

• To help them swim faster.

• To fit into crevices in coral reefs.

• To catch small fish easily.

• To protect itself from predators.

What is the smallest type of sea turtle?

• Flatback Sea turtle.

• Green Sea turtle.

• Olive Ridley turtle.

• Loggerhead Sea turtle.

Why do sea turtles have different jaw shapes?

• Because they need to swim faster.

• Because they live in different parts of the ocean.

• Because they eat different kinds of food.

• Because all sea turtles eat the same food.

What is the correct order of a sea turtle’s life cycle?

• Egg → Juvenile → Hatchling → Adult → Nesting.

• Egg → Hatchling → Juvenile → Adult → Nesting.

• Juvenile → Egg → Hatchling → Adult → Nesting.

• Egg → Hatchling → Juvenile → Adult → Nesting.

What determines the diet of a sea turtle?

• The speed at which it swims.

• The temperature of the ocean.

• The size of its shell.

• The shape of its jaw and beak.

What is the main reason sea turtles migrate long distances?

• To find suitable nesting and feeding areas.

• To follow warm ocean currents.

• To escape from predators.

• To explore new parts of the ocean.