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Froggy Jumps Frog Jumps Life Science QuizOnline version Life science basics for frogs by Kaustuv Mukherjee 1 What respiratory method do adult frogs primarily use when on land? a Lung breathing b Skin-only breathing c Gills 2 Which stage comes first in a frog’s life cycle? a Tadpole b Egg c Adult frog 3 What is the larval stage of a frog called? a Tadpole b Nymph c Polliwog 4 Which body part mainly enables a frog to jump? a Tail b Hind legs c Front legs 5 Frogs primarily eat what type of prey? a Insects and small invertebrates b Plants c Large mammals 6 How do frogs keep their skin moist, aiding respiration? a Moist skin secretion b External mucus only c Dry scales 7 Which habitat is most suitable for jumping frogs? a Ponds and wetlands b Open oceans c Deserts 8 What is the function of a frog’s strong hind legs? a Digging holes b Powerful jumps and propulsion c Camouflage 9 During metamorphosis, what major change occurs? a Gills to lungs and legs replace a tail b Gills stay throughout life c Becoming an amphibian mammal 10 What adaptation helps frogs conserve water? a Thick fur layers b Smooth, permeable skin with mucus c Heavy scales

Froggy Jumps

Frog Jumps Life Science QuizOnline version

Life science basics for frogs

by Kaustuv Mukherjee

What respiratory method do adult frogs primarily use when on land?

Lung breathing

Skin-only breathing

Gills

Which stage comes first in a frog’s life cycle?

Tadpole

Egg

Adult frog

What is the larval stage of a frog called?

Tadpole

Nymph

Polliwog

Which body part mainly enables a frog to jump?

Tail

Hind legs

Front legs

Frogs primarily eat what type of prey?

Insects and small invertebrates

Plants

Large mammals

How do frogs keep their skin moist, aiding respiration?

Moist skin secretion

External mucus only

Dry scales

Which habitat is most suitable for jumping frogs?

Ponds and wetlands

Open oceans

Deserts

What is the function of a frog’s strong hind legs?

Digging holes

Powerful jumps and propulsion

Camouflage

During metamorphosis, what major change occurs?

Gills to lungs and legs replace a tail

Gills stay throughout life

Becoming an amphibian mammal

What adaptation helps frogs conserve water?

Thick fur layers

Smooth, permeable skin with mucus

Heavy scales

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What respiratory method do adult frogs primarily use when on land?

Which stage comes first in a frog’s life cycle?

What is the larval stage of a frog called?

Which body part mainly enables a frog to jump?

Frogs primarily eat what type of prey?

How do frogs keep their skin moist, aiding respiration?

Which habitat is most suitable for jumping frogs?

What is the function of a frog’s strong hind legs?

During metamorphosis, what major change occurs?

What adaptation helps frogs conserve water?

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