Life Cycles: Frogs And Toads

1. What is special about frogs and toads?

They can live on land and in water.
They can live underwater.
They can live on land.
They can fly.

2. How do frogs and toads control their temperature?

They raise and lower their body temperature using the air or water around them.
They make their own heat.
They use air conditioners and heaters.
They cannot control temperatures in any way.

3. How are frogs and toads the same?

They both pass air and water through their skins.
They both have smooth skin.
They both have bumpy skin.
They both have long legs.

4. Where do frogs and toads like to live the most?

They like to live in tropical rainforests.
They like to live in forests.
They like to live in rivers.
They like to live in deserts.

5. How can frogs and toads give warnings about a habitat’s health?

They cannot live in polluted places.
They can live in polluted places.
They spread pollution from polluted places.
They do not give warnings.

6. How do frogs and toads start life?

They start life as small, soft eggs.
They start life as cocoons.
They start life as chrysalises.
They start life as large, hard eggs.

7. What do some frogs do once they lay eggs?

They guard the eggs until they hatch.
They eat the eggs.
They give the eggs to other animals.
They forget about the eggs.

8. How long does it take for tadpoles to come out of eggs?

After about a week, tadpoles hatch from the eggs.
After about a year, tadpoles hatch from the eggs.
After about two weeks, tadpoles hatch from the eggs.
After about a day, tadpoles hatch from the eggs.

9. What do tadpoles eat?

Tadpoles eat algae and tiny plants.
Tadpoles eat each other.
Tadpoles eat meat.
Tadpoles eat eggs.

10. What is one change that tadpoles go through when growing up?

They grow legs and lungs.
They grow wings.
They grow beaks.
They grow hands.

11. How long do most tadpoles take to grow into adults?

The tadpole stage usually lasts one to three weeks.
The tadpole stage usually lasts four weeks.
The tadpole stage usually lasts ten weeks.
The tadpole stage usually lasts a year.

12. Which of the following is NOT a predator of frogs and toads?

dogs
birds
snakes
raccoons

13. What happens to a tadpole’s tail as it turns into an adult?

It will continue to shrink.
It will be eaten by the tadpole.
It will keep growing.
It will stay the way it is.

14. How do toads survive in cold areas?

Toads survive winter by hibernating.
Toads survive winter by hunting.
Toads survive winter by mating.
Toads survive winter by fighting.

15. What does “algae” mean?

plant like organisms that grow in water
what animals living underwater use to breathe
a cold-blooded animal
a big long-term change in a place's weather

16. What does “climate change” mean?

a big long-term change in a place's weather
plant like organisms that grow in water
what animals living underwater use to breathe
a cold-blooded animal

17. What does “ectotherm” mean?

a cold-blooded animal
a plant like organism that grows in water
a big long-term change in a place's weather
what animals living underwater use to breathe

18. What does “gill” mean?

what animals living underwater use to breathe
a big long-term change in a place's weather
a cold-blooded animal
a plant like organisms that grows in water

19. What does “hibernating” mean?

to be sleeping for months at a time
a big long-term change in a place's weather
plant like organisms that grow in water
a cold-blooded animal

20. What does “pollute” mean?

to make the environment dirtier
to be a cold-blooded animal
to grow in water
to change a place's weather

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