Thank you for taking the effort to submit your test for the contest. Unfortunately, this test will not be able to receive a prize: Too many missing explanations. More than 10 explanations simply repeat the correct answer. E.g. #q1,#q11,#q12,#q13 etc.
Cool Deer
Great quiz about biology. But I've seen a fault in one question about Sexually Transmitted Disease. Color Blindness is a Hereditary Disease, not STD. I think Hepatitis is the most accurate option since Hepatitis B is an STD.
Mellow Rhinoauthor
Thank you for your information I must have touched the wrong option
Hip Cat
Okay..I was enjoying this quiz until you stopped attaching detailed explanations to your questions as required Also, kudos to *cool dear* for rightly pointing out the error in the 'STD' question and to you for accepting it Furthermore, I'd like to bring to light the issue with question 4 which incorrectly statest that, ' "Egg-laying" makes a reptile "a reptile".'.... Yes, most reptiles are oviparous hence, they lay eggs which later hatch into their young ones.. However, there are a number of Reptiles which do not lay eggs.. These reptiles are therefore either viviparous or ovoviviparous and hence are not egg-laying but they are still REPTILES.... For further reading : https://sciencing.com/reptiles-give-live-birth-8059548.html
Most of the questions in this quiz appear to have been copied amd pasted from the internet... I found questions and options in another quiz that matched word for word with those in this quiz....
I dropped links on this other quiz showing multiple questions being copied... Here is that quiz
Unfortunately, this test will not be able to receive a prize:
Too many missing explanations. More than 10 explanations simply repeat the correct answer. E.g.
#q1,#q11,#q12,#q13 etc.
Also, kudos to *cool dear* for rightly pointing out the error in the 'STD' question and to you for accepting it
Furthermore, I'd like to bring to light the issue with question 4 which incorrectly statest that, ' "Egg-laying" makes a reptile "a reptile".'.... Yes, most reptiles are oviparous hence, they lay eggs which later hatch into their young ones.. However, there are a number of Reptiles which do not lay eggs.. These reptiles are therefore either viviparous or ovoviviparous and hence are not egg-laying but they are still REPTILES.... For further reading :
https://sciencing.com/reptiles-give-live-birth-8059548.html
https://sciencing.com/reptiles-do-not-lay-eggs-8098963.html
I dropped links on this other quiz showing multiple questions being copied... Here is that quiz
https://quiz.directory/quiz/QjAV8q5u/play