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questionText = "How big are newborn koalas?";
answerText1 = "The size of a jelly bean";
answerText2 = "The size of an orange";
answerText3 = "The size of a newborn human";
currentQuestion = "q" + var1;
currentAnswer = "A";
responseInfoCorrect = "That's right, and they are called joeys.";
responseInfoWrong = "Nope.
Newborn koalas are only about as big as a jellybean and are called joeys.";
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if(var1 == 2)
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questionText = "What do koalas not have when they are born?";
answerText1 = "claws";
answerText2 = "teeth";
answerText3 = "ears";
currentQuestion = "q" + var1;
currentAnswer = "C";
responseInfoCorrect = "That is correct!
They are also hairless and blind when they are born.";
responseInfoWrong = "Nope.
Koalas do not have ears when they are first born. They are also hairless and blind when they are born.";
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if(var1 == 3)
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questionText = "Where does a koala live for seven months after it is born?";
answerText1 = "A nest made of eucalyptus leaves";
answerText2 = "A burrow under a eucalyptus tree";
answerText3 = "In its mother's pouch";
currentQuestion = "q" + var1;
currentAnswer = "C";
responseInfoCorrect = "Exactly!
baby koalas make their way there after birth.";
responseInfoWrong = "Not quite.
After birth, the koala makes its way to its mother's pouch.";
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if(var1 == 4)
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questionText = "How are koala's from southern Australia different from those in northern Australia?";
answerText1 = "They have thicker fur";
answerText2 = "They eat more each day";
answerText3 = "They have more of an accent";
currentQuestion = "q" + var1;
currentAnswer = "A";
responseInfoCorrect = "That's right!
A koala's thick fur protects it from heat, cold, and rain. Southern Australia is colder so koalas there have thicker fur.";
responseInfoWrong = "Nope.
A koala's thick fur protects it from heat, cold, and rain. Southern Australia is colder so koalas there have thicker fur.";
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questionText = "What does a koala smell like?";
answerText1 = "Fresh flowers";
answerText2 = "Cough drops";
answerText3 = "Gym socks";
currentQuestion = "q" + var1;
currentAnswer = "B";
responseInfoCorrect = "That is correct!
Koala's smell like cough drops because they eat so much eucalyptus, an ingredient in cough drops.";
responseInfoWrong = "No.
Koala's smell like cough drops because they eat so much eucalyptus, an ingredient in cough drops.";
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if(var1 == 6)
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questionText = "What do koalas have in common with humans?";
answerText1 = "A love of poetry";
answerText2 = "They see in color";
answerText3 = "Opposable thumbs";
currentQuestion = "q" + var1;
currentAnswer = "C";
responseInfoCorrect = "Exactly!
They are among a few dozen species that have them.";
responseInfoWrong = "Nope.
Koalas are among a few dozen species in the world that have opposable thumbs, just like humans.";
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if(var1 == 7)
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questionText = "What does the word 'koala' mean in the aboriginal language?";
answerText1 = "Tree climber";
answerText2 = "No drink";
answerText3 = "Leaf eater";
currentQuestion = "q" + var1;
currentAnswer = "B";
responseInfoCorrect = "That's right!
Koala's only eat one food, eucalyptus leaves, and don't drink much water.";
responseInfoWrong = "Nope.
It actualy means 'No drink'. Koala's only eat one food, eucalyptus leaves, and don't drink much water.";
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if(var1 == 8)
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questionText = "How do male koalas mark their territory?";
answerText1 = "Rub their chests against trees";
answerText2 = "Urinate on the ground around their trees";
answerText3 = "Make a pile of leaves at the base of their trees";
currentQuestion = "q" + var1;
currentAnswer = "A";
responseInfoCorrect = "That's correct!
Koalas also prefer to be solitary.";
responseInfoWrong = "No.
They rub their chests against trees and also prefer to be solitary.";
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if(var1 == 9)
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questionText = "Which animal are koalas most closely related to?";
answerText1 = "Crocodiles";
answerText2 = "Panda Bears";
answerText3 = "Kangaroos";
currentQuestion = "q" + var1;
currentAnswer = "C";
responseInfoCorrect = "That's correct!
Koalas are not bears as they are commonly referred to, but marsupials.";
responseInfoWrong = "Nope.
Koalas are not bears as they are commonly referred to, but marsupials, related to the Kangaroo.";
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if(var1 == 10)
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questionText = "About how many koalas are left in the world?";
answerText1 = "100,000";
answerText2 = "500,000";
answerText3 = "1 million";
currentQuestion = "q" + var1;
currentAnswer = "A";
responseInfoCorrect = "That's right!
There are so few because about 80 percent of their habitat in Australia is gone and they are often killed by cars and dogs.";
responseInfoWrong = "No.
There are only about 100,000 koalas in the world because about 80 percent of their habitat in Australia is gone and they are often killed by cars and dogs.";
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Koalas have a built in cushion! The fur on their bottoms is extra thick for comfort when sitting on trees.\n"+
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When temperatures get high, koalas reduce water loss from their bodies by decreasing the amount of water in their urine.\n"+
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Koalas can sleep as long as 18 hours a day.\n"+
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Pregnancy for Koalas only lasts about 35 days because most of the growth and development of the joeys occurs after birth in the mother's pouch.\n"+
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When a koala finds a good eucalyptus tree, they usually will not climb down until the leaf supply weakens.\n"+
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Koalas can climb up a 150 foot tree, despite the fact that they are only 2 feet tall.\n"+
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Koalas snore just like humans, but it's called a bellow.\n"+
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A female koala could have one joey a year until the end of their maturity, which usually lasts about 12 years.\n"+
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Though there are 600 species of eucalyptus trees in Australia, Koalas are very particular and only eat a few types.\n"+
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