ORT 2A-L12

What is a salamander?

• A type of bird known for its colorful feathers.

• A species of fish found in freshwater lakes.

• A reptile with a hard shell and four legs.

• A cross between a frog and a lizard with a long body, short legs, and a long tail.

How would you describe a salamander's skin?

• Smooth, slimy, and spotted

• Soft, scaly, and waterproof

• Bumpy, slimy, and striped

• Rough, dry, and slimy

What are some physical characteristics of a salamander?

• Short bodies, long legs, short tails, dry skin

• Round bodies, long legs, short tails, slimy skin

• Long bodies, long legs, short tails, dry skin

• Long bodies, short legs, long tails, slimy skin.

What does the term 'slimy' mean in relation to a salamander?

• Moist skin secreting mucus (slightly sticky)

• Rough texture with spots

• Scales covering the body

• Dry skin and smooth body

What is similar (the same) between a frog and a salamander?

• They are slimy, like to live in water and have 4 legs.

• They are dry and like to live near water and on land.

• They have 4 legs and like to only live on land.

• A frog has 4 legs but a salamander has 2 long legs and 2 short legs. They are both slimy

How would you say that I asked the following question?

What is it?

• The teacher asked what it was.

• The teacher asked what is it.

• The teacher asked what was it.

• The teacher asked what does it was.

How would you say that I asked the following question?

What does she see?

• The teacher asked what does she see.

• The teacher asked what she saw.

• The teacher asked what she does see.

• The teacher asked what she see.

What is this?

• A salamander

• A lizard

• A frog

• An amphibian

How would you say that I asked the following question?

Where is it?

• The teacher asked where it was.

• The teacher asked where does it is.

• The teacher asked where does it was.

• The teacher asked where is it.

How would you say that I asked the following question?

Who is it?

• The teacher asked who does it is.

• The teacher asked who it was.

• The teacher asked who was it.

• The teacher asked who does it was.