Nessie: Loch Ness Monster Quiz

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Loch Ness mystery: True or False

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Nessie: Loch Ness Monster QuizOnline version Loch Ness mystery: True or False by Dederick, Grace 1 how old is the lochness monster Yes No 2 A 10000 Yes No 3 michale jackson Yes No 4 C 10 Yes No 5 Nessie is a mammal, not a reptile or reptile-like creature. Yes No 6 The Loch Ness Monster is said to inhabit Loch Ness in Scotland. Yes No 7 The idea of Nessie has become a major part of Scottish folklore and tourism. Yes No 8 The Loch Ness Monster was officially confirmed as a living plesiosaur by scientists. Yes No 9 Nessie is commonly described as a large, long-necked creature. Yes No 10 Loch Ness is located in England. Yes No 11 Sightings of Nessie surged in the 1930s, especially after 1933. Yes No 12 The first modern sighting occurred in 1999. Yes No 13 The nickname Nessie is widely used for the monster. Yes No 14 Submarine footage in 2010 proved Nessie exists. Yes No

Nessie: Loch Ness Monster QuizOnline version

Loch Ness mystery: True or False

by Dederick, Grace

how old is the lochness monster

Yes

A 10000

Yes

michale jackson

Yes

C 10

Yes

Nessie is a mammal, not a reptile or reptile-like creature.

Yes

The Loch Ness Monster is said to inhabit Loch Ness in Scotland.

Yes

The idea of Nessie has become a major part of Scottish folklore and tourism.

Yes

The Loch Ness Monster was officially confirmed as a living plesiosaur by scientists.

Yes

Nessie is commonly described as a large, long-necked creature.

Yes

Loch Ness is located in England.

Yes

Sightings of Nessie surged in the 1930s, especially after 1933.

Yes

The first modern sighting occurred in 1999.

Yes

The nickname Nessie is widely used for the monster.

Yes

Submarine footage in 2010 proved Nessie exists.

Yes

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Nessie: Loch Ness Monster Quiz

Yes or No

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Nessie: Loch Ness Monster QuizOnline version

by Dederick, Grace

how old is the lochness monster

A 10000

michale jackson

C 10

Nessie is a mammal, not a reptile or reptile-like creature.

The Loch Ness Monster is said to inhabit Loch Ness in Scotland.

The idea of Nessie has become a major part of Scottish folklore and tourism.

The Loch Ness Monster was officially confirmed as a living plesiosaur by scientists.

Nessie is commonly described as a large, long-necked creature.

Loch Ness is located in England.

Sightings of Nessie surged in the 1930s, especially after 1933.

The first modern sighting occurred in 1999.

The nickname Nessie is widely used for the monster.

Submarine footage in 2010 proved Nessie exists.

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