Froggy Jumps Challenge

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JELLA S. MONTES

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Froggy Jumps Froggy Jumps ChallengeOnline version Jumping basics by JELLA S. MONTES 1 Evaluate b +7, where where b=3 a 21 b 10 c 9 2 Evaluate: x+2 , where x =5 a 7 b 12 c 5 3 How do frogs primarily generate jump propulsion? a Wings beat to lift off. b Forelimbs push the body upward. c Powerful hind legs push off the ground. 4 Which muscles contribute most to a frog’s jump? a Gastrocnemius and hind-leg muscles. b Pectoral chest muscles. c Arm muscles (biceps) to pull up. 5 What is the role of tendons in jumping? a They help frogs swim underwater. b They store elastic energy and release it for a bigger leap. c They cool the muscles. 6 Which factors influence how far a frog jumps? a Color and eye shape. b Leg strength, take-off angle, and body weight. c Number of toes only. 7 Take-off angle for maximizing distance in a frog jump is usually around? a Approximately 45 degrees (often 40–60°). b 0 degrees (straight up) c 90 degrees 8 How do frogs land after a jump? a Wings deploy for braking. b Forelimbs absorb impact while hind legs cushion the body. c They land on their back and slide. 9 What limits jump height in frogs? a Number of vocal sacs. b Body weight and leg muscle strength. c Amount of mucus on skin. 10 Which adaptation helps frogs jump better? a Small, rigid wings. b Long hind legs and webbed feet. c Thick fur coat. 11 Do frogs use their forelimbs during take-off? a Forelimbs only do all the work. b They don’t move their limbs at all. c They mainly use hind limbs for take-off; forelimbs aid landing. 12 How does body shape affect a frog’s jump? a Flat body increases air resistance. b Very small body cannot jump at all. c Streamlined body reduces drag and aids take-off.

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Froggy Jumps Challenge

Froggy Jumps

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by JELLA S. MONTES

Evaluate b +7, where where b=3

Evaluate: x+2 , where x =5

How do frogs primarily generate jump propulsion?

Which muscles contribute most to a frog’s jump?

What is the role of tendons in jumping?

Which factors influence how far a frog jumps?

Take-off angle for maximizing distance in a frog jump is usually around?

How do frogs land after a jump?

What limits jump height in frogs?

Which adaptation helps frogs jump better?

Do frogs use their forelimbs during take-off?

How does body shape affect a frog’s jump?