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Reptiles & Amphibians Quiz

by MaksimApps

This app is currently not active on Google Play

5+
Thousand
Installs
PREMIUM
Est. installs
PREMIUM
Recent installs
2.93
15
Rating
Unranked
Ranking
8
Libraries
2.1+
Android version
9/23/13
Last updated
2012
November
App age
4.06 MB
App size
Low
Maturity
Maturity
FREE
Price

Google Play Rating history and histogram

6
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Changelog

  • Nov 20, 2013 Unpublished
  • Oct 7, 2013 Installs 5,000+ installs
  • Sep 23, 2013 Update Version 5.0
  • Jan 31, 2013 Installs 1,000+ installs
  • Jan 7, 2013 Installs 500+ installs
  • Dec 2, 2012 Installs 100+ installs
  • Nov 27, 2012 Installs 50+ installs
  • Nov 24, 2012 New App Version 2.0 in Brain & Puzzle for Free
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Developer information

MaksimApps

Website

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Description

What do you know about lizards? Use this free quiz to check your knowledge about reptiles and amphibians and learn what you didn't know before about these animal species. Download this quiz with answers and discover new facts about frogs and toads. Have fun!
- Choose the mode you like: 10 Questions, 25 Questions, 50 Questions or 5 Errors Endless!
- Choose an answer from A, B, C or D!
- Think fast and answer correctly to get higher rankings!
- Get Scandalous Score Booster by answering the question worth more than 2000 points!
- If you choose 5 Errors Endless Mode your game will last until you give 5 incorrect answers!
- You can share your score and achievements with your friends on Facebook!
Why do alligators like to lie in the sun - do you know? Apart from this one, the quiz includes various questions about reptiles and amphibians. These two groups are similar in many ways, and they are in fact distantly related, but there are several primary distinguishing features that clearly separate the two. This animal group includes turtles, snakes, crocodiles. There are a number of typical physical differences between the two types of animals, they often live in different environments, and they have different life stages. The animals' relationship with water is at the heart of many of these characteristics. At the most basic level, amphibians must spend at least some of their time in water. Frogs, toads and salamanders all belong to this group.
Reptiles, however, aren't required to be near water. It is true that many of them live in the vicinity of water, and some, such as alligators, strongly prefer a watery habitat, but this is not strictly essential for them to stay alive. Some, including certain lizards and snakes, are ideally suited to dry environments such as deserts, and rarely encounter moist areas. By contrast, many amphibians must remain moist in order to breathe; although they do have lungs, they also take in oxygen through their skin. This thin skin means that they lose moisture easily as well, and some will even die if their skin dries out completely.
Although both species are cold blooded, meaning that that their body temperatures fluctuate depending on their environment, the two are very different in appearance and physical makeup. Reptiles are covered in distinctive scales, and some may even have a rough texture. This is not true of amphibians, which typically have smooth, moist skin.
What do you know about lizards? Use this free quiz to check your knowledge about reptiles and amphibians and learn what you didn't know before about these animal species. Download this quiz with answers and discover new facts about frogs and toads. Have fun!
- Choose the mode you like: 10 Questions, 25 Questions, 50 Questions or 5 Errors Endless!
- Choose an answer from A, B, C or D!
- Think fast and answer correctly to get higher rankings!
- Get Scandalous Score Booster by answering the question worth more than 2000 points!
- If you choose 5 Errors Endless Mode your game will last until you give 5 incorrect answers!
- You can share your score and achievements with your friends on Facebook!
Why do alligators like to lie in the sun - do you know? Apart from this one, the quiz includes various questions about reptiles and amphibians. These two groups are similar in many ways, and they are in fact distantly related, but there are several primary distinguishing features that clearly separate the two. This animal group includes turtles, snakes, crocodiles. There are a number of typical physical differences between the two types of animals, they often live in different environments, and they have different life stages. The animals' relationship with water is at the heart of many of these characteristics. At the most basic level, amphibians must spend at least some of their time in water. Frogs, toads and salamanders all belong to this group.
Reptiles, however, aren't required to be near water. It is true that many of them live in the vicinity of water, and some, such as alligators, strongly prefer a watery habitat, but this is not strictly essential for them to stay alive. Some, including certain lizards and snakes, are ideally suited to dry environments such as deserts, and rarely encounter moist areas. By contrast, many amphibians must remain moist in order to breathe; although they do have lungs, they also take in oxygen through their skin. This thin skin means that they lose moisture easily as well, and some will even die if their skin dries out completely.
Although both species are cold blooded, meaning that that their body temperatures fluctuate depending on their environment, the two are very different in appearance and physical makeup. Reptiles are covered in distinctive scales, and some may even have a rough texture. This is not true of amphibians, which typically have smooth, moist skin.
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test access to protected storage
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view Wi-Fi connections, full network access, view network connections
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modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
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read phone status and identity
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prevent phone from sleeping, read Home settings and shortcuts

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