WorksheetsExploring Aquatic Reptiles and Amphibians
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which of the following is an example of an aquatic reptile?
Salamander
Sea turtle
Frog
Newt
What adaptation allows crocodiles to see underwater?
Webbed feet
Nictitating membrane
Gills
Lateral line system
Which amphibian is known for its ability to regenerate lost limbs?
Toad
Axolotl
Snake
Alligator
Which of the following statements about amphibian skin is correct?
It is covered in scales.
It is dry and waterproof.
It is moist and permeable to gases.
It is covered in feathers.
What is the primary method of respiration in adult frogs?
Gills only
Lungs and skin
Book lungs
Tracheal tubes
Which of the following reptiles is fully aquatic throughout its life?
Komodo dragon
Green sea turtle
Saltwater crocodile
Marine iguana
Which amphibian order includes salamanders and newts?
Anura
Caudata
Gymnophiona
Testudines
What is the main difference between the eggs of reptiles and amphibians?
Reptile eggs have a leathery or hard shell; amphibian eggs are jelly-like.
Amphibian eggs are laid on land; reptile eggs are laid in water.
Reptile eggs are always blue; amphibian eggs are always green.
There is no difference.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of amphibians?
Cold-blooded
Undergo metamorphosis
Have scales
Moist skin
Which structure do tadpoles use for respiration before developing lungs?
Spiracles
Gills
Trachea
Book lungs
Which of the following aquatic reptiles is known for its ability to excrete excess salt through specialized nasal glands?
Alligator
Marine iguana
Box turtle
Gharial
Which amphibian is famous for its toxic skin secretions used as a defense mechanism?
Bullfrog
Poison dart frog
Caecilian
Terrapin
