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Amphibians
Mammals
Birds
Reptiles
Insects
100
This is where amphibians live.
What is land and water?
100
This is found on a mammal's skin.
What is hair or fur?
100
Birds have these for mouths.
What are bills or beaks?
100
This is the kind of skin a reptile has.
What is rough, dry skin?
100
All insects have this number of legs.
What is six?
200
This is the type of skin an amphibian has.
What is moist skin and no scales?
200
This is what baby mammals drink. It comes from their mother.
What is milk?
200
This is the kind of covering found on the skin of birds.
What are feathers?
200
This is the type of blood that a reptile has. It means that the environment determines how hot or cold the animal becomes.
What is cold-blooded?
200
All insects have these on their heads.
What are antennae?
300
Many amphibians lay their eggs here.
What is water?
300

This is what a mammal uses to breathe.

What are lungs?

300
Bird babies come from these.
What are eggs?
300
This is what a reptile uses to breathe.
What are lungs?
300
All insects have these 3 sections to its body.
What are a head, thorax and abdomen?
400
Many amphibian babies breathe with gills before developing these.
What are lungs?
400
This is the type of blood they have. It means that their body is the same temperature all of the time.
What is warm blooded?
400
This is what happens to a baby bird when it comes out of the egg.
What is hatching?
400
Some reptiles hatch from these.
What are eggs?
400
Some insects have these. In fact, some have 2 sets of them.
What are wings?
500
This is what adult amphibians breathe.
What is air?
500
Typically mammals do not have many of these at a time because they care for them longer than most other animals do.
What are babies?
500
This is an example of a bird that is a very fast runner. It has wings, but does not fly.
What is an ostrich?
500
This describes the kind of legs a reptiles has.
What are short legs or none at all?
500
These are not insects even though some people think that they are. They are arachnids. They have 8 legs.
What are spiders?