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Froggy Jumps vertebratesOnline version play and learnd with this play of vertebrates that will help you to study by ROSARIO RODRÍGUEZ OSORIO 1 1. What do all vertebrates have inside their bodies? a An external skeleton like crabs. b A backbone and bones (or cartilage). c A system to breathe through their skin. 2 How are mammals different from other vertebrates when they are born? a Most of them are born from their mother's womb and drink milk. b They all hatch from eggs with hard shells. c They can live underwater without coming up for air. 3 Why do amphibians need to live near water or in damp places? a Because they drink a lot of water so they don't dry out. b Because they have moist skin and they also lay their eggs there. c Because they don't have legs and can only swim. 4 What is the main advantage of reptile scales? a They help them swim much faster than fish. b They help them camouflage anywhere. c They protect their body and prevent them from losing water in dry places. 5 What do birds have in their lungs to help them fly better? a Air sacs that help them get more oxygen. b A system so they don't have to breathe while flying. c Special gills for the clouds. 6 6. How is a shark's skeleton different from a sardine's skeleton? a It is just as hard but much bigger. b It is made of cartilage, which is more flexible and lighter than bone. c Sharks don't have a skeleton, they are all muscle. 7 7. What is the main difference between a vertebrate and an invertebrate? a Vertebrates have an internal skeleton with a spine, and invertebrates don't. b Vertebrates always live on land and invertebrates in the ocean. c Invertebrates are always bigger than vertebrates 8 8. Which of these animals is a mammal even though it lives in the sea? a The giant squid. b The killer whale c The white shark. 9 9. What are bird feathers used for besides flying? a To keep their body warm b To help them swim better underwater. c To scare predators because they glow 10 10. What happens to a tadpole during metamorphosis? a It changes color so it can't be seen. b It grows legs and changes its gills for lungs. c It grows a shell to protect itself.

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vertebratesOnline version

play and learnd with this play of vertebrates that will help you to study

by ROSARIO RODRÍGUEZ OSORIO

1. What do all vertebrates have inside their bodies?

An external skeleton like crabs.

A backbone and bones (or cartilage).

A system to breathe through their skin.

How are mammals different from other vertebrates when they are born?

Most of them are born from their mother's womb and drink milk.

They all hatch from eggs with hard shells.

They can live underwater without coming up for air.

Why do amphibians need to live near water or in damp places?

Because they drink a lot of water so they don't dry out.

Because they have moist skin and they also lay their eggs there.

Because they don't have legs and can only swim.

What is the main advantage of reptile scales?

They help them swim much faster than fish.

They help them camouflage anywhere.

They protect their body and prevent them from losing water in dry places.

What do birds have in their lungs to help them fly better?

Air sacs that help them get more oxygen.

A system so they don't have to breathe while flying.

Special gills for the clouds.

6. How is a shark's skeleton different from a sardine's skeleton?

It is just as hard but much bigger.

It is made of cartilage, which is more flexible and lighter than bone.

Sharks don't have a skeleton, they are all muscle.

7. What is the main difference between a vertebrate and an invertebrate?

Vertebrates have an internal skeleton with a spine, and invertebrates don't.

Vertebrates always live on land and invertebrates in the ocean.

Invertebrates are always bigger than vertebrates

8. Which of these animals is a mammal even though it lives in the sea?

The giant squid.

The killer whale

The white shark.

9. What are bird feathers used for besides flying?

To keep their body warm

To help them swim better underwater.

To scare predators because they glow

10. What happens to a tadpole during metamorphosis?

It changes color so it can't be seen.

It grows legs and changes its gills for lungs.

It grows a shell to protect itself.

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by ROSARIO RODRÍGUEZ OSORIO

1. What do all vertebrates have inside their bodies?

How are mammals different from other vertebrates when they are born?

Why do amphibians need to live near water or in damp places?

What is the main advantage of reptile scales?

What do birds have in their lungs to help them fly better?

6. How is a shark's skeleton different from a sardine's skeleton?

7. What is the main difference between a vertebrate and an invertebrate?

8. Which of these animals is a mammal even though it lives in the sea?

9. What are bird feathers used for besides flying?

10. What happens to a tadpole during metamorphosis?

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