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An animal which body temperature changes with the temperature around it
cold-blooded
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mammal / reptile
mammal
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Which organs get nutrients from your food?
intestines
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Which organs breaks down food?
stomach
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Birds are cold-blooded animals.
False
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Reptiles have dry, scaly skin and usually lay eggs on land.
True
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Which organ takes in oxygen and removes carbon dioxide?
lungs
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The animal can keep its body temperature?
warm-blooded
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A tadpole is the young, fish-like stage of a frog’s life
True
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amphibian / reptile
amphibian
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Mammals are cold-blooded animals.
False
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A caterpillar is the adult form of a butterfly.
False
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The larva stage of a butterfly?
caterpillar
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A snake is a cold-blooded animal.
True
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Warm-blooded animals can keep their body temperature steady even when it’s cold.
True
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A frog is an example of a reptile.
False
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A dog is a mammal because it feeds its babies milk.
True
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Hatch means when a young animal breaks out of its egg.
True
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The life cycle shows the different stages an animal or plant goes through from birth to adulthood.
True
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Cold-blooded animals keep their body temperature the same in any weather.
False
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The young stage of a frog?
tadpole
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Which organ pumps blood around the body?
heart
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Amphibians can live both on land and in water.
True
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Which organ helps you think, control your body and send messages?
brain
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The life cycle of a ....?
butterfly
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The caterpillar eats leaves before it becomes a butterfly.
True
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Shows the different stages of life.
life cycle
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amphibian / reptile
reptile
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