Everything you need to know about frogs: Amphibians

Where do most frogs, toads, newts, and salamanders live?

• the rainforest

• in or near water

• in trees

• under a rock

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How is water necessary for amphibians' survival?

• Amphibians lay their soft, jelly-filled eggs in the water.

• Amphibians need water to drink for survival.

• Amphibians use water to find food.

• Amphibians lay tough-shelled eggs on land.

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How do most amphibians breathe?

• They breathe through their nose

• They breathe through their mouth

• They breathe through their skin

• They breathe through their lungs

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How does the way amphibians breathe help with their survival?

• They breathe through their nose.

• They breathe through their skin only when it is damp and adults breathe through their lungs when they are on land.

• All amphibians breathe through their lungs.

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What is one difference between reptiles and amphibians?

• Reptiles are moist and soft and amphibians are dry and scaly.

• Reptiles are dry and scaly and amphibians are moist and soft.

• Reptiles mostly live in the water and amphibians mostly live on the land.

• Reptiles lay their eggs in the water and amphibians lay their eggs on land.

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How do tadpoles breathe?

• Through their lungs

• Through their gills

• Through their mouth

• Through their nose

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What is the best definition for the word metamorphosis?

• using the body to help with survival

• changing from one stage to another

• the life cycle of a frog

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According to the text, what is the stages that a frog goes through in their life?

• egg, tadpole, frog

• frog, tadpole, egg

• egg, frog, tadpole

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What is a synonym for the word damp?

• wet

• dry

• life

• skin

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How is a toad different than a frog?

• It doesn't start as a tadpole.

• It lays its eggs on land.

• It has moist skin.

• It has dry and lumpy skin.

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