Amphibian/Reptile Review

Frogs and toads are classified as _____.

• reptiles

• amphibians

• annelids

• arthropods

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The skin of amphibians is _____.

• permeable

• impermeable

• covered in scales

• extremely thick

Amphibians and reptiles are _____

• endothermic

• hydrothermic

• exothermic

• polythermic

Adult frogs and toads have _____.

• no eyelids

• no legs

• no tails

• no lungs

Most adult amphibians are _____.

• herbivores

• carnivores

• omnivores

• vegans

Frogs and toads undergo _____.

• regeneration

• metamorphosis

• parthenogenesis

• synthesis

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Amphibians live in moist environments _____.

• to reduce water loss

• increase body temperatures

• regulate food consumption

• decrease competition for space

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Reptile's scales are composed of _____

• dentine

• enamel

• keratin

• bone

Reptiles have _____ skin

• moist

• thin

• dry

• articulated

The dorsal (back) covering of a turtle/tortoise is called the _____.

• plastron

• epidermis

• carapace

• cepholothorax