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Both amphibians and fish are (cold-blooded) vertabrates.
True
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use silk to catch food and to make egg sacs
fish
insects
spiders
reptiles
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The stages of all animals' life cycles are birth, growth, reproduction, and (adult).
False
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An example of a vertebrate is a
cricket
frog
spider
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Have two antennae
fish
spiders
reptiles
insects
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An animal that hunts other animals is called a (predator).
True
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fairy
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fairy
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thief
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Life Cycle of a frog
egg, tadpole with gills and short tail, tadpole with lungs and legs, adult frog
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banana
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magnet
Take 20 points!
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shark
Other team loses 20 points!
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baam
Lose 25 points!
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Some fish reproduce by giving birth to live _____________.
cold
warm
offspring
characteristics
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The process of an animal changing form as it grows is called (metamorphosis).
True
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How is the body temperature of a cold-blooded animal different from the body of a warm-blooded animal?
Cold-blooded- body temp changes depending on surrounding. Warm Blooded- body temp is the same all the time
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banana
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shark
Other team loses 15 points!
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fairy
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banana
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Scientists classify animals by their ___________.
offspring
warm
cold
characteristics
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Life Cycle of a reptile
egg, hatchling, young adult, adult reptile
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God created some lizards to lose their _____ to help them survive.
legs
tails
ears
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