10 to 1- Quiz 1
Identify the animal
10 point clue Jacksons, Brookesia and Mellers are all the names of species of this animal
9 point clue They are mainly distributed across Africa and Madagascar although certain species are indigenous to Europe and Asia
8 point clue The many different species vary in length and size, the smallest of which has a body width of just 1.5cm when fully grown
7 point clue They belong to the Squamata order of animals
6 point clue- They do not possess external ears and hear via a bone called the quadrate that transmits sound to the inner ears
5 point clue The upper and lower eyelids of this creature are joined together and in some species are separated by nothing more than a pinhole for the pupil to see through
4 point clue They are capable of swivelling their eyes to almost 180 degrees
3 point clue Their name translates into English as earth lion
2 point clue Their body contains cells call chromataphones, which enables them to change colour to suit their mood
1 point clue- The pop group Culture Club
recorded a number one hit single that contains this animals name in the title of
the song
10 to 1- Quiz 2
Identify the city
10 point clue At its last official census the population of this city was estimated at 367, 700
9 point clue In January of each year it hosts the World Buskers Festival
8 point clue In 1993 it was voted the Best Run City in the World
7 point clue- The Waimakariri River lies to the north of this city
6 point clue It is nicknamed the Garden City and has areas called Diamond Harbour and Lyttelton
5 point clue- It lies between the Banks Peninsula and the Canterbury Plains
4 point clue The footballer Ryan Nelsen was born in this city
3 point clue In 1974 it hosted the Commonwealth Games and this city shares its name with a town in Dorset
2 point clue In the Maori language it is called Otautahi
1 point clue This New Zealand city was
named after a cathedral
Answer to Animal Chameleon
Answer to City - Christchurch