English 6 · Unit 3: Living things · Cambridge Global English Stage 6

Questions

1. 📖 This question is about a text that students read in the app.

   1. Amphibians are animals which can live ____.

   • only in deserts
   • only in water
   • only in trees
   • in water and on land
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   2. What does "vertebrate" mean?

   • an animal with no bones
   • an animal with feathers
   • an animal that lays eggs in water
   • an animal with a spine or back bone
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   3. What are amphibians' eggs covered in?

   • a hard shell
   • feathers
   • a gel, not a shell
   • scales
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   4. Why are the most toxic amphibians brightly coloured?

   • They hide in flowers.
   • They want to find a mate.
   • Their colours warn other animals to stay away.
   • They are hotter than other frogs.
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   5. Which is NOT an amphibian?

   • a newt
   • a lizard
   • a toad
   • a frog
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6. 6. Which animal type breathes with gills and has fins and scales?

   • mammals
   • insects
   • birds
   • fish
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7. 7. Which animal type has feathers?

   • birds
   • reptiles
   • mammals
   • amphibians
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8. 8. Which animal type has fur?

   • fish
   • birds
   • reptiles
   • mammals
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9. 📖 This question is about a text that students read in the app.

   9. Where does the Dyeing Poison Dart Frog live?

   • in tropical rainforests
   • in the ocean
   • in the Antarctic
   • in deserts
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    10. How is the poison dart frog different from most frogs?

    • It lives in the sea.
    • It has no legs.
    • It is more sociable during the day, not at night.
    • It can fly.
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    11. How did the poison dart frog get its name?

    • Indigenous groups used its poison on the tips of their darts and arrows.
    • It dyes its skin every day.
    • It throws darts at its prey.
    • A scientist named it after a game.
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    12. What is the poison dart frog's only natural predator?

    • an eagle
    • a bigger frog
    • a snake which is immune to its poison
    • a crocodile
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