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Froggy Jumps Catch That Frog! QuizVersión en línea Frog facts in a splash! por Faith Mathon 1 Which life stage of a frog is aquatic and has gills? a Tadpole b Adult frog c Egg 2 What term describes frogs breathing through their moist skin? a Gills breathing b Pulmonary respiration c Cutaneous respiration 3 Which sense helps frogs catch prey mainly? a Hearing b Smell c Vision 4 A group of frogs is commonly called what? a A colony b An army c A swarm 5 Frog eggs must be laid in which environment? a Water b Dry land c Air 6 Which limbs do most frogs use to jump? a Front and hind legs equally b Front legs c Hind legs 7 Which frog is the largest species in the world? a Poison dart frog b Goliath frog c African reed frog 8 Can frogs breathe through their skin underwater? a False b True c Only with aid 9 Which process describes a frog turning from tadpole to adult? a Migration b Maturation c Metamorphosis 10 What helps frogs stay moist and absorb oxygen through skin? a Dry scales b Moist skin c Feathers

Froggy Jumps

Catch That Frog! QuizVersión en línea

Frog facts in a splash!

por Faith Mathon

Which life stage of a frog is aquatic and has gills?

Tadpole

Adult frog

Egg

What term describes frogs breathing through their moist skin?

Gills breathing

Pulmonary respiration

Cutaneous respiration

Which sense helps frogs catch prey mainly?

Hearing

Smell

Vision

A group of frogs is commonly called what?

A colony

An army

A swarm

Frog eggs must be laid in which environment?

Water

Dry land

Air

Which limbs do most frogs use to jump?

Front and hind legs equally

Front legs

Hind legs

Which frog is the largest species in the world?

Poison dart frog

Goliath frog

African reed frog

Can frogs breathe through their skin underwater?

False

True

Only with aid

Which process describes a frog turning from tadpole to adult?

Migration

Maturation

Metamorphosis

What helps frogs stay moist and absorb oxygen through skin?

Dry scales

Moist skin

Feathers

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Catch That Frog! QuizVersión en línea

por Faith Mathon

Which life stage of a frog is aquatic and has gills?

What term describes frogs breathing through their moist skin?

Which sense helps frogs catch prey mainly?

A group of frogs is commonly called what?

Frog eggs must be laid in which environment?

Which limbs do most frogs use to jump?

Which frog is the largest species in the world?

Can frogs breathe through their skin underwater?

Which process describes a frog turning from tadpole to adult?

What helps frogs stay moist and absorb oxygen through skin?

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