Kultured Turtle Quiz
In John Steinbecks novel
The Grapes of Wrath
, what turtle symbolizes the heros ability to survive against high odds?
Common snapper
Box turtle
Hawksbill sea turtle
Which of the following turtle species are mentioned in the book
My Family and Other Animals
by Gerald Durrell?
Yellow mud turtle and big-headed turtle
Leatherback sea turtle and desert tortoise
Greek tortoise and green sea turtle
Lillian Helmans
Pentimento
contains a story about the difficulty of killing what kind of turtle?
Alligator snapper
Common snapper
Loggerhead sea turtle
The 1951 classic childrens book about a snapping turtle is:
Minn of the Mississippi
Franklin Goes to School
Esio Trot
In what 1985 film did Glenda Jackson and Ben Kingsley rescue sea turtles from the London Zoo?
Babettes Feast
Turtle Diary
Mutant Teenage Ninja Turtles
In the above film, what species of sea turtle did Jackson and Kingsley rescue?
Leatherback
Loggerhead
Green
In the movie
The China Syndrome
(1979), Jane Fonda, playing a TV reporter, kept what kind of pet?
Desert tortoise
Reeves turtle
Box turtle
The aristocrats of 1870s New York society portrayed in Edith Whartons novel
The Age of Innocence
(which was made into a movie in 1993), loved to dine on:
Snapping turtle stew
Terrapin soup
Sea turtle meat
Turtles cough, burp, whistle, grunt and hiss, and produce social judgments. They put their heads together amicably enough, but then one drives the other back with the suddenness of two dogs who have been conversing in tones too low for an onlooker to hear. This quote is taken from:
Up in the Old Hotel
, by Joseph Mitchell
My Family and Other Animals
, by Gerald Durrell
The Courage of Turtles
, by Edward Hoagland
The tortoise is a ground living creature. It is impossible to live nearer the ground without being under it. Its horizons are a few inches away. It has about as good a turn of speed as you need to hunt down a lettuce. It has survived while the rest of evolution flowed past it by being, on the whole, no threat to anyone and too much trouble to eat. This quote is taken from:
The Turtle
by Ogden Nash
Small Gods
by Terry Pratchett
The Year of the Turtle
by David M. Carroll
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