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Froggy Jumps Splash QuizVersion en ligne Learn while you splash around par Jesse Rees 1 What is the chemical formula for water? a HO2 b H2O2 c H2O 2 Which state of matter is water at 0°C under normal pressure? a Steam b Ice c Liquid water 3 What process changes liquid water into water vapor? a Evaporation b Freezing c Condensation 4 Which part of the water cycle involves rain soaking into the ground? a Transpiration b Condensation c Infiltration 5 What gas is released when water boils? a Water vapor (steam) b Oxygen c Nitrogen 6 Which method saves the most water at home? a Washing cars daily b Taking long showers c Fixing leaks 7 Which tool helps measure water remaining in a tank? a Sensor gauge b Barometer c Thermostat 8 What is it called when water droplets form on a cold surface? a Evaporation b Sublimation c Condensation 9 Which of these is NOT a way water naturally moves? a Flowing rivers b Evaporation c Stagnation 10 Why is water conservation important? a To make oceans deeper b Because water never runs out c To protect life and ecosystems 11 What is the scientific name for the common frog? a Rana pipiens b Rana temporaria c Hyla arborea 12 How do adult frogs primarily exchange gases? a Through skin and lungs b Through gills only c Through lungs only 13 Which stage of metamorphosis has gills, a tail, and no legs? a Egg b Froglet c Tadpole 14 What is the typical diet of most frogs? a Insects b Leaves c Small mammals 15 If you answer correctly, how many liters of water does the frog receive? a 20 liters b 10 liters c 5 liters 16 Which sense is especially important for catching prey? a Vision (especially eyes) b Touch c Hearing 17 Which habitat is most common for frogs? a Open oceans b Ponds and wetlands c Deserts 18 What adaptation helps frogs catch prey quickly? a Bright feathers b Strong claws c Sticky tongue 19 What term describes frogs laying eggs in water? a External fertilization b Parthenogenesis c Internal fertilization 20 Which characteristic is typical of frog skin? a Dry and scaly b Moist and permeable c Decorated with fur 21 What is the chemical formula for water? a H2O b NaCl c CO2 22 Which process describes water vapor turning into liquid? a Sublimation b Condensation c Evaporation 23 Approximately how many liters of water should an average person drink daily? a 2-3 liters b 5 liters c 1 liter 24 Which source is a renewable water source? a Saltwater from the ocean b Groundwater (slowly replenished) c Rainwater 25 Which part of the water cycle involves liquid water turning into water vapor? a Precipitation b Condensation c Evaporation 26 What is the neutral pH value of water at 25°C? a pH 7 b pH 0 c pH 14 27 Which device is used to measure rainfall? a Barometer b Rain gauge c Anemometer 28 What is transpiration in plants? a Water absorption by roots b Loss of water from leaves c Photosynthesis 29 Which sector uses the most freshwater globally? a Domestic use b Industry c Agriculture 30 What does a water footprint describe? a Total water used to produce goods b Amount of bottled water sold c Water quality index

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par Jesse Rees

What is the chemical formula for water?

Which state of matter is water at 0°C under normal pressure?

What process changes liquid water into water vapor?

Which part of the water cycle involves rain soaking into the ground?

What gas is released when water boils?

Which method saves the most water at home?

Which tool helps measure water remaining in a tank?

What is it called when water droplets form on a cold surface?

Which of these is NOT a way water naturally moves?

Why is water conservation important?

What is the scientific name for the common frog?

How do adult frogs primarily exchange gases?

Which stage of metamorphosis has gills, a tail, and no legs?

What is the typical diet of most frogs?

If you answer correctly, how many liters of water does the frog receive?

Which sense is especially important for catching prey?

Which habitat is most common for frogs?

What adaptation helps frogs catch prey quickly?

What term describes frogs laying eggs in water?

Which characteristic is typical of frog skin?

What is the chemical formula for water?

Which process describes water vapor turning into liquid?

Approximately how many liters of water should an average person drink daily?

Which source is a renewable water source?

Which part of the water cycle involves liquid water turning into water vapor?

What is the neutral pH value of water at 25°C?

Which device is used to measure rainfall?

What is transpiration in plants?

Which sector uses the most freshwater globally?

What does a water footprint describe?