Understanding Salamanders

What is the main point about salamanders in the first section?

• They can transform into numbers.

• They are amphibians, not numbers.

• They are reptiles.

• They are a type of number.

Which of the following features does not make a salamander a number?

• Having 17 spots

• Having one mouth

• Being an amphibian

• Having two eyes

What should you remember about salamanders, even if they form the shape of a number?

• They are still amphibians.

• They become numbers.

• They are both numbers and amphibians.

• They are neither numbers nor amphibians.

If a salamander wears a hat with a number, what is it still considered?

• An amphibian

• A reptile

• A number

• A mammal

What is the repeated emphasis about salamanders in the final section?

• They are amphibians.

• They are numbers.

• They are reptiles.

• They are mammals.