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What is the primary habitat of frogs?
a) Deserts
 b) Oceans
 c) Rainforests
 d) Mountains

What is the scientific classification order of
frogs?
 a) Reptilia
 b) Amphibia
 c) Mammalia
 d) Aves

How do frogs primarily respire ?
 a) Through gills
 b) Through lungs
 c) Through their skin
 d) They don't respire; they're anaerobi

Which sense is most developed in
frogs?
a) Smell
b) Taste
c) Hearing
 d) Vision

Frogs are cold-blooded animals. What is
the scientific term for cold-blooded
animals?
a) Endothermic
 b) Homeothermic
c) Ectothermic
 d) Poikilothermic

What do frogs use their sticky tongue
for?
a) Breathing
 b) Hearing
 c) Jumping
d) Catching insects


Which stage of a frog's life is spent exclusively in water?
a) Tadpole
b) Adult
c) Juvenile
d) Froglet

What is the process of transformation from a
tadpole to an adult frog called?
a) Metamorphosis
b) Evolution
c) Hybridization
d) Fertilization

Which toxic substance do some species of
frogs secrete through their skin as a defense
mechanism?
a) Venom
b) Acid
c) Poop
d) Ink

In which continent can you find the world's
largest frog, the Goliath frog?
a)North America
b) b) South America
c) Africa
d) Asia

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1. What is the primary habitat of frogs? a) Deserts  b) Oceans  c) Rainforests  d) Mountains

2. What is the scientific classification order of frogs?  a) Reptilia  b) Amphibia  c) Mammalia  d) Aves

3. How do frogs primarily respire ?  a) Through gills  b) Through lungs  c) Through their skin  d) They don't respire; they're anaerobi

4. Which sense is most developed in frogs? a) Smell b) Taste c) Hearing  d) Vision

5. Frogs are cold-blooded animals. What is the scientific term for cold-blooded animals? a) Endothermic  b) Homeothermic c) Ectothermic  d) Poikilothermic

6. What do frogs use their sticky tongue for? a) Breathing  b) Hearing  c) Jumping d) Catching insects 

7. Which stage of a frog's life is spent exclusively in water? a) Tadpole b) Adult c) Juvenile d) Froglet

8. What is the process of transformation from a tadpole to an adult frog called? a) Metamorphosis b) Evolution c) Hybridization d) Fertilization

9. Which toxic substance do some species of frogs secrete through their skin as a defense mechanism? a) Venom b) Acid c) Poop d) Ink

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