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  • 7. Which organs do amphibians use to breathe?
    C. Only their stomach
    B. Only their tail
    D. Only their wings
    A. Gills when young; lungs and skin when adults
  • 1. What's the living thing?
    A. Something that can move, grow, and respond
    D. Something that only lives in water
    C. Something made of metal
    B. Something that never changes
  • 9. Why can amphibians be very colorful?
    C. To glow in the dark
    D. To attract butterflies
    B. look pretty for humans
    A. To scare predators or warn that they are poisonous
  • 2. Where do amphibians live? Why do they live there?
    B. Only in deserts, because they like dry places
    C. Only on mountains, because they need cold air
    A. In water and on land, because they need both to survive
    D. Only in tall trees, because they like climbing
  • 5. Do amphibians drink water? Why?
    C. Yes, they drink a lot through their mouths
    D. No, because they never need water
    A. No, they absorb water thro
    B. Yes, they drink from bottles
  • 3. What does “webbed feet” mean? Why do amphibians have them?
    C. Feet with skin between the toes, to help them swim
    B. Feet with hair, to keep warm
    D. Feet that change color, to hide better
    A. Feet with sharp claws, for hunting
  • 8. Do amphibians give birth or lay eggs?
    D. They grow from leaves
    B. They give birth like humans
    A. They lay eggs, usually in water
    C. They plant seeds
  • 4. What does “carnivore” mean? How do amphibians take their food?
    B. An animal that eats only fruit
    A. An animal that eats only plants
    C. An animal that eats meat; amphibians catch food with thei
    D. An animal that eats rocks and soil
  • 6. Why do baby amphibians usually live in the water?
    C. Because they build houses underwater
    B. Because they can already walk on land
    D. Because they do not like sunlight
    A. Because they have gills and can breathe underwater