Braingle: 'Ribbit' Trivia Quiz

Ribbit

This quiz is all about frogs and toads.

Quiz ID:	#27
Fun:	(2.21)
Difficulty:	(2.21)
Category:	Nature > Animals
Created By:	froggygg

#1 Throughout history, there have been tales of raining frogs.

True
False

#2 Bullfrogs leave "footprints" when they scuttle across your garden.

True
False

#3 When a frog swallows a meal:

His mouth remains open
His bulgy eyeballs will close and go down into his head
His parotoid glands puff up
All of the above

#4 Frogs have teeth.

True
False

#5 Frogs have feet for climbing, swimming, digging and:

Fighting
Injecting poisons
Flying
None of the Above

#6 Frogs are one of the best leapers on the planet. Frogs can launch themselves how many times their own length using their big strong legs?

#7 Some frogs "sing" to:

Attract a mate
Mark their territory
Signify changes in weather
All of the above

#8 Toads often have puffy looking pockets called parotoid glands located behind the ear that are used to:

#9 What do you call a group of frogs?

Your Answer: (Show Hint)

#10 The largest enemy that frogs have is:

Your Answer: (Show Hint)

#11 The earliest known frog appeared during the Jurassic period about 190 million years ago.

True
False

#12 You get warts from touching frogs and toads.

True
False

#13 A lethal poison in the skin of an Ecuadorean frog could yield a new:

Painkiller
Dietetic aid
Sleeping aid
None of the above

#14 What do you call a group of toads?

Your Answer: (Show Hint)

#15 The common wood frog displays a rare trait called "freeze tolerance".

True
False

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Ribbit

#1 Throughout history, there have been tales of raining frogs.

#2 Bullfrogs leave "footprints" when they scuttle across your garden.

#3 When a frog swallows a meal:

#4 Frogs have teeth.

#5 Frogs have feet for climbing, swimming, digging and:

#6 Frogs are one of the best leapers on the planet. Frogs can launch themselves how many times their own length using their big strong legs?

#7 Some frogs "sing" to:

#8 Toads often have puffy looking pockets called parotoid glands located behind the ear that are used to:

#9 What do you call a group of frogs?

#10 The largest enemy that frogs have is:

#11 The earliest known frog appeared during the Jurassic period about 190 million years ago.

#12 You get warts from touching frogs and toads.

#13 A lethal poison in the skin of an Ecuadorean frog could yield a new:

#14 What do you call a group of toads?

#15 The common wood frog displays a rare trait called "freeze tolerance".

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Ribbit

#1 Throughout history, there have been tales of raining frogs.

#2 Bullfrogs leave "footprints" when they scuttle across your garden.

#3 When a frog swallows a meal:

#4 Frogs have teeth.

#5 Frogs have feet for climbing, swimming, digging and:

#6 Frogs are one of the best leapers on the planet. Frogs can launch themselves how many times their own length using their big strong legs?

#7 Some frogs "sing" to:

#8 Toads often have puffy looking pockets called parotoid glands located behind the ear that are used to:

#9 What do you call a group of frogs?

#10 The largest enemy that frogs have is:

#11 The earliest known frog appeared during the Jurassic period about 190 million years ago.

#12 You get warts from touching frogs and toads.

#13 A lethal poison in the skin of an Ecuadorean frog could yield a new:

#14 What do you call a group of toads?

#15 The common wood frog displays a rare trait called "freeze tolerance".

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