Adaptations in Amphibian

Q. Earthworms breathe through their ___.

1. gills
2. stomata
3. lungs
4. skin

Q.

________ is an animal which lives in both aquatic and terrestrial habitat in the course of its life.

1. Fish

2. Crow

3. Camel

4. Frog

Q.

Which of the following organisms live in both aquatic and terrestrial habitat during the course of its life?

1. Frog

2. Tortoise

3. Turtle

4. Lobster

Q. Humans can live only on land but a frog can live both on land as well as in water. How do they make it possible?

1. They have gills that help them to breathe in water.

2. Their moist skin help to take in oxygen dissolved in water.

3. They have lungs that help them to breathe when they are in water.

4. Only tadpoles can breathe in water and not adult frog.

Q.

Which animal can be placed in group Z?

1. Aquatic

2. Amphibian

3. Arboreal

4. Tundra

Q. The skin is used by ___ for breathing underwater, who is an amphibian.

Q.

Which group(s) consists of organisms that only belong to the aquatic habitat?

1. Seaweed, hyacinth, tortoise

2. Seahorse, turtles, hydrilla

3. Snails, lotus, seals

4. Stingray, coral, buttercup

Q.

Which of the following organisms live in both aquatic and terrestrial habitat during the course of its life?

1. Frog

2. Fish

3. Camel

4. Crow

Q. What is the life span of a dolphin in the wild ?

Q.

What are the adaptations that enable frogs to live both in land and water?

1. They have gills that help them to breathe in the water.

2. Their skin, when kept moist can take in oxygen dissolved in water.

3. They have lungs that help them to breathe when they are on land.

4. They have air sacs that help them store air.

Q.

Animals that can survive in water as well as land are known as:

1. Amphibians

2. Aquatic animals

3. Reptiles

4. Mammals