Frog Life Cycle

What is the main habitat for tadpoles?

• Land

• Water

• Trees

• Grass

What do frogs eat when they are adults?

• Plants and fruits

• Insects and other small animals.

• Large mammals

• Fish and crustaceans

What is the adult stage of a frog?

• A tadpole that lives in water.

• An adult frog that can breathe air and has legs.

• A froglet that is transitioning to adulthood.

• A larval frog that has not yet developed legs.

What do we call a baby frog?

• Tadpole

• Froglet

• Newt

• Pollywog

What is the difference between a tadpole and an adult frog?

• A tadpole has legs and can live on land; an adult frog has a tail and lives in water.

• A tadpole has a tail and lives in water; an adult frog has legs and can live on land.

• A tadpole is smaller than an adult frog and has no tail; an adult frog is larger and has a tail.

• A tadpole can breathe air; an adult frog cannot.

How do frogs breathe as adults?

• Through their lungs.

• Through their skin.

• Through their gills.

• Through their mouth.

What is metamorphosis?

• The process of change from a tadpole to an adult frog.

• A type of metamorphic rock formation.

• The process of photosynthesis in plants.

• A method of human development during adolescence.

What do adult frogs do to reproduce?

• Lay eggs in water.

• Build nests on land.

• Give live birth.

• Lay eggs in trees.

What do frog eggs float in?

• Oil

• Water

• Sand

• Air

What is the jelly layer around frog eggs for?

• To provide nutrients to the eggs.

• To hold the eggs together and protect them.

• To help the eggs float on water.

• To change the color of the eggs.