Froggy Jump Quiz: Year 7

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Froggy Jumps Froggy Jump Quiz: Year 7Versión en línea Pond-bound science challenge por HELENA PORT ANTUNES 1 What primarily enables a frog to jump so far? a Steady front legs b Long, muscular hind legs c Wings for lift 2 Which life stage is born as a jelly-like egg in water? a Polliwog b Tadpole c Froglet 3 Which part of a frog helps with landing by spreading; reducing impact? a Strong jaws b Webbed feet and stretched legs c Nose and ears 4 Where do most frogs lay their eggs? a On land under leaves b In water c In tree hollows 5 What is the process called when a tadpole becomes an adult frog? a Necrosis b Mitosis c Metamorphosis 6 Which sense is highly developed in many frogs for detecting prey? a Smell only b eyesight/vision c Hearing only 7 Why do frogs have sticky tongues? a To climb trees b To catch insects quickly c To chew plants 8 Which habitat is most suitable for frogs to thrive? a Open oceans b Desert dunes c Freshwater ponds and wetlands 9 What protects frog eggs from drying out? a Being laid in water or moist environments b Thick shells c Dry sand shells 10 How do some frogs survive cold winters? a Hibernation in a protected spot b Daily swimming sessions c Migration to deserts

Froggy Jumps

Froggy Jump Quiz: Year 7Versión en línea

Pond-bound science challenge

por HELENA PORT ANTUNES

What primarily enables a frog to jump so far?

Steady front legs

Long, muscular hind legs

Wings for lift

Which life stage is born as a jelly-like egg in water?

Polliwog

Tadpole

Froglet

Which part of a frog helps with landing by spreading; reducing impact?

Strong jaws

Webbed feet and stretched legs

Nose and ears

Where do most frogs lay their eggs?

On land under leaves

In water

In tree hollows

What is the process called when a tadpole becomes an adult frog?

Necrosis

Mitosis

Metamorphosis

Which sense is highly developed in many frogs for detecting prey?

Smell only

eyesight/vision

Hearing only

Why do frogs have sticky tongues?

To climb trees

To catch insects quickly

To chew plants

Which habitat is most suitable for frogs to thrive?

Open oceans

Desert dunes

Freshwater ponds and wetlands

What protects frog eggs from drying out?

Being laid in water or moist environments

Thick shells

Dry sand shells

How do some frogs survive cold winters?

Hibernation in a protected spot

Daily swimming sessions

Migration to deserts

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Froggy Jump Quiz: Year 7Versión en línea

por HELENA PORT ANTUNES

What primarily enables a frog to jump so far?

Which life stage is born as a jelly-like egg in water?

Which part of a frog helps with landing by spreading; reducing impact?

Where do most frogs lay their eggs?

What is the process called when a tadpole becomes an adult frog?

Which sense is highly developed in many frogs for detecting prey?

Why do frogs have sticky tongues?

Which habitat is most suitable for frogs to thrive?

What protects frog eggs from drying out?

How do some frogs survive cold winters?

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