Life Cycle of a Frog

What do frogs lay to reproduce?

• Eggs

• Live young

• Cocoons

• Larvae

Are frogs cold-blooded or warm-blooded?

• Cold-blooded

• Warm-blooded

• Both cold-blooded and warm-blooded

• Neither cold-blooded nor warm-blooded

What do frogs start their life as?

• Frogs start their life as eggs.

• Frogs start their life as tadpoles.

• Frogs start their life as larvae.

• Frogs start their life as frogs.

What do tadpoles grow into?

• Adult frogs

• Fish

• Turtles

• Lizards

What is the habitat of frogs?

• Frogs live in dry deserts.

• Frogs live in wet environments like ponds and marshes.

• Frogs live in high mountains.

• Frogs live in urban areas.

What do frogs eat?

• Frogs are herbivores and eat plants.

• Frogs are carnivores and eat insects.

• Frogs are omnivores and eat both plants and animals.

• Frogs are scavengers and eat decaying matter.

What do frog eggs look like?

• Frog eggs are usually laid in clusters and look like small jelly-like balls.

• Frog eggs are typically found in single layers and resemble small pebbles.

• Frog eggs are often scattered randomly and appear as tiny grains of sand.

• Frog eggs are usually found in large, solid masses and look like hard shells.

What do we call a young frog that is not yet an adult?

• Tadpole

• Froglet

• Frogling

• Pollywog

What type of animal is a frog?

• A frog is a mammal.

• A frog is a reptile.

• A frog is an amphibian.

• A frog is a fish.

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

• Metamorphosis

• Photosynthesis

• Respiration

• Digestion