WorksheetsToads are not frogs.
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Toads and frogs are both amphibians, which means
they grow up in the water and then can live on land.
they can change colors to hide.
they are both jumping animals.
they both have long tongues.
Which is NOT TRUE about toads?
Toads are wider and heavier than frogs.
Toads have shorter back legs.
Toads are more active in the day time.
Toads can't jump as far as frogs.
What is special about how a toad eats?
The toad blinks (opens and closes) its eyes to swallow (eat) food.
Toads have small teeth that chew their food.
Toads only eat at night.
The toad can only eat on its back.
Many animals don't eat toads. Why?
Toads jump too quickly.
Toads have poison on their skin (poison glands) and it tastes bad.
Toads can fight well.
Toads are so ugly that other animals don't want to eat them.
When toads and frogs hatch from eggs in the water,
they are called billywigs and they begin to hunt other animals.
they are called hoptales and look like little fish.
they are called mopcapes and can jump across the water.
they are called tadpoles and they grow up in the water.
Most toads eat ...
flowers.
fish.
insects and bugs and flies.
birds.
What animal often eats toads?
Big fish.
Snakes.
Birds.
Cats.
What do toads do in cold weather?
They find other toads and live together.
They travel to a place with warmer weather.
They live deep under the water.
They bury themselves and hibernate.
How do toads "drink" water?
Through their skin.
With their long tongues.
From rivers and lakes.
They go swimming.
Toads will always go back to water to ...
stay cool.
lay eggs.
hide from cats and dogs.
go swimming.
