Water & Weather Quiz #1

Put the scientific method in order

• Evaluate

• Question

• Gather Data

• Analyze

• Hypothesis

Vertebrates that have scaly skin, are ectothermic, breathe, oxygen, using lungs, and lay eggs.

• Reptiles

• Amphibians

• Fish

• Tuatara

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Vertebrates that have wet skin, can live in water, or on land, are ectothermic, and typically breathe oxygen through their skin, gills, when young, and lungs as an adult

• Reptiles

• Amphibians

• Fish

• Tuatara

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS4-2

An aquatic vertebrate, that is covered in scales, usually has fins, ectothermic, and breathes oxygen through gills

• Reptile

• Amphibian

• Fish

• Tuatara

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS4-2

An animal having vertebrae or backbones

• Vertebrate

• Mammal

• Bear

• Dog

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An animal that depends on external sources for its body heat

• Ectotherm

• Snake

• Vertebrate

• Amphibian

Toxin capable of causing injury, or death through injection into prey

• Poison

• Venom

A type of snake that wraps around and compresses its prey

• Constrictor

• Boa

• Anaconda

• Rattlesnake

The act of shedding an outer layer, such as feathers, skin, or an exoskeleton, as an animal grows larger

• Molt

• Shedding

• Detox

Relating to the night; animals that are most active at night

• Nocturnal

• Diurnal

• Mammals

• Reptiles