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WorksheetsAmphibians Review Quizizz
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 27mins
Where do most amphibians spend the first part of their life cycle?
on land
in water
on a boat
in trees
Where do amphibians live as adults?
In water
In the ocean
On land
Underground
Legs begin to grow and lungs form during __________.
Migration
Hibernation
Metamorphosis
Pollination
This picture shows which part of the life cycle of a toad?
egg
tadpole
tadpole with legs
adult
This picture shows which part of the life cycle of a toad?
egg
tadpole
tadpole with legs
adult
This picture shows which part of the life cycle of a toad?
egg
tadpole
tadpole with legs
adult
What are some characteristics of tadpoles?
They breathe with gills and have tails.
They breathe with lungs.
They look just like the adults.
This picture shows which part of the life cycle of a toad?
egg
tadpole
tadpole with legs
adult
Why do amphibians need to live near water even though they have lungs to live on land?
they need to get food and oxygen
they need water to reproduce
the need water to excrete waste
none of these
The Class name "amphibian" is derived from Greek words meaning...
double life
fishlike
froglike
first lunged
The amphibian heart _________.
has 4 chambers
has 3 chambers as larva and 2 chambers as adult
has 2 chambers as larva, 3 chambers as an adult
has 1 chamber
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an amphibian?
live on land as adults
they breathe with lungs as adults
they have scales and claws
they have mucus glands to keep them from drying out
Frogs and Toads are classified in the Order___________.
Anura
Apoda
Salamander
Caudata
What is the cavity in which waste, eggs and sperm leave the body of amphibians?
cloaca
kidney
gallbladder
intestine
The male frog gives the female a "firm embrace" during mating. The sperm and eggs are released at the same time. What is this event called?
amplexus
hermaphrodite
budding
regeneration
During metamorphosis, what happens to the frog?
lungs replace gills
limbs develop
the tail disappears
All of these
Eggs of amphibians dry out easily because they _______
do not have shells to protect them
are usually laid on land.
are always fertilized internally
What do frogs do in the winter?
hibernate
migrate (travel)
Please check ( ✓ ) all the boxes that describe the characteristics of amphibians.
Cold-blooded animals.
Vertebrates (have backbones).
Breathe with lungs, gills and through their skin.
Their bodies are covered with smooth skin without covering.
Have 3 legs.
What is the third stage called in the life cycle of a frog?
Tadpole
Froglet
Frog
Egg
Amphibians are...
Oviparous
Viviparous
Oviparous animals...
are born from the mother's belly.
are born from an egg.
What do most amphibians eat?
insects
plants
fish
What kingdom are amphibians found in?
Chordata
Animalia
Plantae
Fungi
What phylum are amphibians found in?
Chordata
Animalia
Agnatha
Herpetata
A frog has which of the following traits?
moist, smooth skin, longer legs, lay eggs in clusters
dry, bumpy skin, squat bodies, shorter legs, lay eggs in a line
Which of these are the characteristics of amphibians?
Have gills
Cutaneous respiration
Have legs
Single loop circulation
Double loop circulaton
Which frog organ vibrates then causes tiny bone to transmit vibrations to inner ear, maintains balance?
Tounge
Tympanic Membrane
Urostyle
Kidney
Which frog organ provides a connection between the vertebrae and pelvic girdle, provides stability, protection?
Tounge
Tympanic Membrane
Urostyle
Kidney
Which frog organ secretes bile?
Liver
Cloaca
Jumping Legs
Teeth
In which class are amphibians found?
Chordata
Animalia
Amphibia
Agnatha
Choose the orders of amphibians
Anura
Agnatha
Urodela
Apoda
In which order are the caecillians in?
Anura
Urodela
Apoda
Which describes the order Anura?
almost every habitat, adults are carnivores, skeleton adapted for jumping, reproduction is external
longated bodies, long tails, smooth-moist skin, lay eggs in moist places
legless, wormlike, tropical areas, burrowing, feed on small invertebrates, live beneath the soil
In which order are the salamanders and newts in?
Anura
Urodela
Apoda
Which describes the order Urodela?
almost every habitat, adults are carnivores, skeleton adapted for jumping, reproduction is external
longated bodies, long tails, smooth-moist skin, lay eggs in moist places
legless, wormlike, tropical areas, burrowing, feed on small invertebrates, live beneath the soil
Which describes the order Apoda?
almost every habitat, adults are carnivores, skeleton adapted for jumping, reproduction is external
longated bodies, long tails, smooth-moist skin, lay eggs in moist places
legless, wormlike, tropical areas, burrowing, feed on small invertebrates, live beneath the soil
Which frog organ consists of two types that hold prey in mouth so it doesn’t escape?
Liver
Cloaca
Jumping Legs
Teeth
Which frog organ filters blood to make urine?
Tounge
Tympanic Membrane
Urostyle
Kidney
Amphibians are ectothermic. This means they:
are active at night
they only live in swamps
can regulate their own body temperature
use the environmental temperature to control their body temperature
A four legged vertebrate is a(n)
tetrapod
amphibian
reptile
bird
It is believed that tetrapods evolved from
lungfish
reptiles
lobe finned fish
turtles
Amphibians breathe through their skin. What is this called?
Cutaneous respiration
circulation
pulmonary respiration
buccal respiration
Which characteristic is an amphibian adaptation to land?
webbed feet
strong skeleton
eggs lack shells
ectothermy
