Amphibians and Reptiles

What is the main difference between amphibians and reptiles?

• Habitat and diet

• Size and weight

• Life cycle and development

• Color and appearance

Name one example of an amphibian.

• Lizard

• Kangaroo

• Turtle

• Frog

Name one example of a reptile.

• Elephant

• Snake

• Penguin

• Goldfish

How do amphibians breathe?

• Through their gills

• Through their feathers

• Through their scales

• Through their skin and lungs

How do reptiles regulate their body temperature?

• Panting

• Thermoregulation

• Hibernation

• Sweating

What is the typical habitat of amphibians?

• Moist environments such as swamps, marshes, and wetlands

• Desert habitats

• Arctic tundra

• Dry, sandy beaches

What is the typical habitat of reptiles?

• Mountains and snow-covered areas

• In the air and on tree branches

• Underwater in the ocean

• Deserts, forests, grasslands, and wetlands

What is the life cycle of a frog?

• Pupa, larva, cocoon, moth

• Seed, sprout, plant, tree

• Egg, tadpole, froglet, adult frog

• Egg, caterpillar, chrysalis, butterfly

What is the life cycle of a snake?

• Being born live, growing into adults, and reproducing

• Starting as tadpoles, growing into frogs, and reproducing

• Hatching from eggs, growing into adults, and reproducing

• Laying eggs, hatching into larvae, and growing into adults

How do amphibians and reptiles contribute to the ecosystem?

• They have no impact on the ecosystem

• They are responsible for global warming

• They contribute to air pollution

• They control insect populations and serve as food for other animals.