robin
It is a familiar North American songbird. This topic is part of Birds within Science & Nature. This page currently draws on 14 supporting questions, with answers and bonus facts available below.
robin trivia questions
The American robin is what type of animal?
Answer: Bird
Bonus fact: It is a familiar North American songbird.
What color is the breast of an American robin?
Answer: Reddish-orange
Bonus fact: Its orange-red breast is distinctive.
American robins belong to which bird family?
Answer: Turdidae
Bonus fact: Turdidae is the thrush family.
Which real child inspired Christopher Robin in Milne’s books?
Answer: Milne’s son
Bonus fact: Christopher Robin Milne was A. A. Milne’s son.
Robin Hood is traditionally famous for stealing from the rich and giving to whom?
Answer: The poor
Bonus fact: The charitable image developed through later versions of the legend.
Robin Hood is strongly associated with which English forest?
Answer: Sherwood Forest
Bonus fact: Sherwood lies in Nottinghamshire.
Who is Robin Hood’s traditional enemy in many stories?
Answer: Sheriff of Nottingham
Bonus fact: The sheriff is a recurring antagonist in the legend.
Robin Knox-Johnston was the first person to do what?
Answer: Sail solo nonstop around the world
Bonus fact: He finished the voyage in 1969.
Which book features a boy named Christopher Robin?
Answer: Winnie-the-Pooh
Bonus fact: Christopher Robin was inspired by author A. A. Milne’s son.
Who voiced Jafar in Disney's 1992 animated Aladdin?
Answer: Jonathan Freeman
Bonus fact: Robin Williams voiced the Genie.
Who wrote Winnie-the-Pooh?
Answer: A. A. Milne
Bonus fact: The stories were inspired by toys belonging to Milne's son Christopher Robin.
Who first recorded "Over and Over" before the Dave Clark Five?
Answer: Bobby Day
Bonus fact: Bobby Day, best known for "Rockin' Robin," released the original version in the late 1950s.