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Froggy Jumps Week 23: Lesson 30 quizOnline version Week 23: Lesson 30 quiz by Cassandra Carmickle 1 Bony fishes regulate buoyancy with their _________________. a Liver buoyancy b Gas bladder c Swim Bladder 2 A bony fishes’ body is covered with scales, while a shark’s body is covered with ________________. a Denticles b Fins c Gills 3 During spawning, female fishes release eggs (roe), and male fishes release sperm (__________). a Ova b Seminal fluid c Milt 4 The tail fin on a fish is also known as the ______________ fin. a Caudal b Anal c Pectoral 5 The _____________________ of a fish senses vibrations in the water, like our ear. a Tongue b Lateral Line c Nictitating membrane 6 Bony fishes have a movable ____________________ that covers the gills. a Operculum b Gill slits c Lateral line 7 A fish has a ____________-chambered heart, and a frog has a _____________-chambered heart. a Two, Three b Three, Four c One, Two 8 A frog uses its ____________________ to help regulate its buoyancy. a Liver b Lungs c Fat Bodies 9 Amphibians may hibernate during cold periods, or they may _________________ during extreme heat. a Migrate b Estivate c Hibernate underwater 10 Frogs use their ___________________ membrane to hear. a Tympanic b Nasal membrane c Eyelid 11 The Jacobson’s organs aid a snake’s sense of _____________. a Vision b Smell c Taste 12 Reptiles produce _____________ eggs, which differ from the soft, jelly-like eggs of fishes and amphibians. a Shell - less b permeable c Amniotic 13 Snakes produce ____________________, which affect the nervous system, or ____________________, which destroy red blood cells and blood vessels. a Cytotoxins; Myotoxins b Neurotoxins; Hemotoxins c Hemotoxins; Neurotoxins

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Week 23: Lesson 30 quiz

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Bony fishes regulate buoyancy with their _________________.

A bony fishes’ body is covered with scales, while a shark’s body is covered with ________________.

During spawning, female fishes release eggs (roe), and male fishes release sperm (__________).

The tail fin on a fish is also known as the ______________ fin.

The _____________________ of a fish senses vibrations in the water, like our ear.

Bony fishes have a movable ____________________ that covers the gills.

A fish has a -chambered heart, and a frog has a _-chambered heart.

A frog uses its ____________________ to help regulate its buoyancy.

Amphibians may hibernate during cold periods, or they may _________________ during extreme heat.

Frogs use their ___________________ membrane to hear.

The Jacobson’s organs aid a snake’s sense of _____________.

Reptiles produce _____________ eggs, which differ from the soft, jelly-like eggs of fishes and amphibians.

Snakes produce , which affect the nervous system, or , which destroy red blood cells and blood vessels.

Week 23: Lesson 30 quiz

Froggy Jumps

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Created by

Download the paper version to play

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Week 23: Lesson 30 quizOnline version

by Cassandra Carmickle

Bony fishes regulate buoyancy with their _________________.

A bony fishes’ body is covered with scales, while a shark’s body is covered with ________________.

During spawning, female fishes release eggs (roe), and male fishes release sperm (__________).

The tail fin on a fish is also known as the ______________ fin.

The _____________________ of a fish senses vibrations in the water, like our ear.

Bony fishes have a movable ____________________ that covers the gills.

A fish has a ____________-chambered heart, and a frog has a _____________-chambered heart.

A frog uses its ____________________ to help regulate its buoyancy.

Amphibians may hibernate during cold periods, or they may _________________ during extreme heat.

Frogs use their ___________________ membrane to hear.

The Jacobson’s organs aid a snake’s sense of _____________.

Reptiles produce _____________ eggs, which differ from the soft, jelly-like eggs of fishes and amphibians.

Snakes produce ____________________, which affect the nervous system, or ____________________, which destroy red blood cells and blood vessels.

A fish has a -chambered heart, and a frog has a _-chambered heart.

Snakes produce , which affect the nervous system, or , which destroy red blood cells and blood vessels.