FREE Interactive Songbirds Quiz – Fun Quizzes for Kids Online

Enjoy this Easy Science for Kids Songbirds Quiz – you’ll get your quiz score after completing this FREE online interactive quiz on Songbirds. You need to answer all the questions to be able to get your score. You can do this fun quiz about Songbirds again, till you get the perfect score and become a quiz champion!
Tip: To get it right the first time, read the page with fun facts about the Songbirds.

Take this fun interactive science quiz about the different types of Songbirds!

This fun and FREE interactive online science quiz is all about Songbirds - Let's see what you know about the different types of Songbirds
Below you will find 30 questions. Each question has a link to the relevant page, so you can go there to find the answer!
Not to worry - when you click on a link to the topic page, it will open in another tab or window of your browser, so this quiz page is always here and you do not lose our answers!
Your Name or Nickname?
Your age:*
Please tell us your gender:
- I'm a Boy!
- I'm a Girl!
OK.... Let's get going!
Each question has a link to the page providing information and the answer, so read it very well and pick the right answer carefully! No point copying from a friend, as all forms are different...
You will get your score at the end, after finishing and submitting this form. Good luck!
Which of the following birds are not blackbirds?*
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- The cowbirds
- The meadowlark
- The robin
- The grackles
Scientists believe female cardinals sing to tell the males when they:*
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- Need food
- Fly
- Call to mate
- Need protection
Which is not true about cardinals?*
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- Cardinals are brilliant musicians
- Cardinals eat insects, grain, seeds and fruit.
- Male cardinals protect their territory.
- Cardinals do not join flocks of birds.
During cold, snowy months, what do cardinals rely on for food?*
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- The fruits of trees
- The insects in the forests
- The seeds of plants
- The birdfeeders
How many times can hummingbirds beat their wings per second?*
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- Up to 150 times per second
- Up to 50 times per second
- Up to 100 times per second
- Up to 200 times per second
- Up to 10 times per second
Which birds sometimes lay their eggs in warblers’ nests?*
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- The robins
- The cowbirds
- The blackbirds
- The hummingbirds
What color are warblers’ eggs?*
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- They are greenish white with brown speckles.
- They are greenish white with red speckles.
- They are greenish white with black speckles.
- They are greenish white with black speckles.
- They are bluish white with brown speckles.
Which crawling animals do robins love to snatch out of the ground?*
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- The small rats
- The small snakes
- The bugs
- The earthworms
Which is not true about blackbirds?*
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- The blackbirds are usually a bigger problem than other birds.
- Over 1 million blackbirds can roost together in different areas.
- Farmers don’t like blackbirds.
- The blackbirds roost in trees when they’re not nesting.
Which is not true about robins?*
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- Robins are territorial and they like to keep their homes.
- Robins are one of the most common songbirds.
- Robins are endangered birds.
- Robins roost together in trees.
How many broods do robins make each year?*
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- No more than two broods each year
- Up to three broods each year
- Only one brood each year
- Up to four broods each year
Warblers have been known to become caught in:*
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- Bird barriers
- Webs of orb spiders
- Mounds of anthills
- Bird traps
How many songs can cardinals sing?*
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- They can sing only 1 song.
- They can sing over 24 different songs.
- They can sing no more than 10 different songs.
- They can sing over 14 different songs.
- They can’t sing any songs.
What color are hummingbirds?*
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- They might be green, purple or blue.
- They might be green, purple or yellow.
- They might be green, red or blue.
- They might be green, violet or blue.
How many species of blackbirds live in America?*
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- No more than 8 species
- Over 30 species
- Only 5 species
- Over 50 species
- Over 10 species
How far can hummingbirds fly across the Gulf of Mexico without stopping?*
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- No more than 500 miles
- No more than 300 miles
- More than 400 miles
- More than 500 miles
- More than 600 miles
Where do cardinals live?*
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- They live in the southern America only.
- They live west of the Rocky Mountains only
- They live in the eastern America only.
- They live in the northern America only.
Which is not true about hummingbirds?*
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- Hummingbirds can perch on flowers or branches to rest.
- Hummingbirds’ feet don’t work very well.
- Hummingbirds can eat almost twice their body weight in one meal.
- Hummingbirds use a lot of energy flying.
Which is not true about songbirds?*
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- Songbirds can perch, or hang onto, branches.
- All songbirds can fly.
- Songbirds are among the smallest birds.
- Each species makes a different song.
- Most songbirds aren’t endangered yet.
Where can’t blackbirds build their nests?*
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- Near streams
- On the ground
- In shrubs in fields
- In trees
What is the main food of warblers?*
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- Seeds
- Fruits
- Grains
- Insects
Why are hummingbirds named “humming” birds?*
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- They are called hummingbirds because they can fly sideways.
- are called hummingbirds for the whirring or humming sound their wings make.
- They are called hummingbirds because they can sing.
- They are called hummingbirds because are active.
Which of the following is not a songbird?*
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- The heron
- The robin
- The swallow
- The cardinal
- The blue jay
Which is not true about warblers?*
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- Warblers’ songs range from a cheery whistle to a buzzing noise.
- They live in trees along streams and coastal areas, or in woody areas.
- They hop quickly from branch to branch in search of bugs.
- These small birds are energetic.
How long can blackbirds live?*
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- Most live no more than 4 years.
- Most live no more than 3 years.
- Most live no more than 5 years.
- Most live no more than 1 year.
- Most live no more than 2 years.
What color are robin eggs?*
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- Dark blue
- Bluish white
- Light blue
- Blue speckled
Where do blackbirds migrate during the winter?*
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- In southern US
- In northern US
- In eastern US
- In western US
Which birds are the smallest birds in the world?*
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- The hummingbirds
- The warblers
- The cardinals
- The blackbirds
What size are small warblers?*
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- Around 8 inches long
- Around 6 inches long
- Around 11 inches long
- Around 7 inches long
- Around 10 inches long
Which of the following is not part of a blackbird’s meal?*
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- Weed seed
- Fruit
- Worm
- Insect
- Grain
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