Mammals
Birds
Reptiles
Fish
Amphibians
100

All mammalls are vertebrates, which means that they have a...

Backbone

100

Birds have ..... to eat, which are different depending on what they eat.

Beaks

100

Most reptiles are... (carnivores, herbivores, or omnivores)

Carnivores

100

Most fish are oviparous. Where do some fish keep their eggs until they hatch?

Their mouths

100

Amphibians live part of their lives in .... and part of their lives on ....

Part of their lives in water, part of their lives on land

200

All mammals breathe with their...

Lungs

200

Birds use .... to fly.

Wings

200

Baby reptiles look like.... ...... when they hatch.

Adult reptiles

200

Can fish live in fresh water or in the sea (salt water)?

Fish can live in fresh and salt water

200

Most amphibians are... (carnivores, herbivores, omnivores)

Carnivores

300

Mammals have ... and ... to stay warm.

Fur and hair

300

...... keep birds warm and attract other birds.

Feathers

300

Most reptiles have four limbs, but some have no limbs. What is an example of a reptile with no limbs?

Snakes

300

Fish have .... and a .... to help them move around.

fins and a tail
300

Baby amphibians breathe with their .... and adults breathe with their ... and through their...

gills, lungs, skin

400

Almost all mammals are viviparous. What does this mean?

They give birth to live babies

400

Birds are oviparous. What does this mean?

They lay eggs

400

Reptiles have .... to cover and protect their body.

Scales

400

Fish skin is covered in .... to protect their body

scales

400

What are baby frogs called?

Tadpoles

500

Mammals drink their ..... ...... until they can find their own food.

MotherĀ“s milk

500

Birds incubate the eggs by sitting on them. Why?

To keep the eggs warm while the baby grows inside

500

Some reptiles, like turtles, have a ... to protect their body.

shell

500

How do fish breathe?

With their gills

500

Baby amphibians change through .... and grow into adults

metamorphasis