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These cool critters are medium-sized frogs, ranging from 2 to 4.5 inches long and come in shades of green and brown with distinctive, circular dark spots. Northern leopard frogs have white bellies and a white stripe that runs from their upper lip down to their shoulder. They have long legs, perfect for jumping and a small pointy snout that gives them a playful appearance.  \nCarrying on from their joyful appearance, these frogs also like to play in different environments. Northern leopard frogs are found all over North America, from Canada down to Mexico, living in marshes, grasslands, and even your neighborhood pond. During the winter, they hibernate under the water, breathing through their skin. In the warmer months, they come out to sunbathe and enjoy the weather.  \nWhen they're not sunbathing or hibernating, northern leopard frogs lead quite the adventurous life. Their diet includes a buffet of beetles, ants, spiders, and even smaller frogs and birds. But life isn't always a feast for them, as they have to be careful of predators like snakes, birds, and even people who catch them for use in laboratories and classrooms. Their main form of defense is their quick and long jumps, which can confuse predators and give them a chance to escape.  \nUnlike some other frogs, northern leopard frogs have a unique way of growing up. Their life cycle starts as eggs laid in water, which then hatch into tadpoles. In about three months, these tadpoles transform into tiny frogs and by the end of the summer, they are fully grown. So there you have it, a peek into the life of northern leopard frogs - a truly interesting creature with a life as colorful as its skin.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What do northern leopard frogs eat?  \nA. Seaweed, plankton, and algae B. Fish, shrimps, and crabs  \nC. Grass, leaves, and fruits D. Beetles, ants, spiders, frogs, and  \nbirds  \n2) What is the main form of defense for northern leopard frogs?  \nA. Quick and long jumps B. Spitting poison  \nC. Camouflaging with the D. Playing dead  \nenvironment  \n3) Who are some of the predators of the northern leopard frog?  \nA. Eagles, hawks, and vultures B. Snakes, birds, and people  \nC. Lions, tigers, and bears D. Sharks, dolphins, and whales  \n4) What color are the bellies of northern leopard frogs?  \nA. Green B. White C. Brown D. Black  \n5) How do northern leopard frogs breathe underwater?  \nA. Through their skin B. Through special gills  \nC. They don't breathe underwater D. Through their mouths  \n6) What part of North America do northern leopard frogs live in?  \nA. Western United States only B. From Canada down to Mexico  \nC. Southern United States only D. Northeastern United States only  \n7) How long does it take for a tadpole to transform into a tiny frog?  \nA. One year B. About three C. Six months D. One month  \nmonths  \n8) Where do northern leopard frogs lay their eggs?  \nA. In water B. Underground C. On the ground D. In trees  \n9) How do northern leopard frogs hibernate?  \nA. In tree trunks B. They don't hibernate  \nC. Underwater D. In underground burrows  \n10) Are northern leopard frogs typically active during winter months?  \nA. No B. Yes  \nC. They are active year-round D. Only during warm spells  \n11) What is distinctive about the skin of northern leopard frogs?  \nA. Their skin is smooth and shiny B. Their skin has stripes  \nC. Their skin has no pattern D. They have circular dark spots  \nDetermine if the statements is something the animal would say (W) or it it is not something the animal would say (N).  \n12) \"You know, a meal for us northern leopard frogs varies, from small insects and spiders to even smaller frogs and birds. \"  \n13) \"My diet strictly comprises of plants, not insects or frogs. \"  \n\n| \u003Cbr>Reading | [www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 5](www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 5) | 1-10\u003C","cbCaiu4GuUeE5VIg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu4GuUeE5VIg","pdf",174668,11,"English","# Reading Questions\n## Multiple-Choice (1-11)\n## W or N Statements (12-24)\n## Fact or Opinion (25-34)","[{\"question\":\"What do northern leopard frogs eat?\",\"answer\":\"They eat beetles, ants, spiders, and sometimes smaller frogs and birds.\"},{\"question\":\"How do northern leopard frogs defend themselves?\",\"answer\":\"Their main defense is quick and long jumps that help them escape and confuse predators.\"},{\"question\":\"Where are northern leopard frog eggs laid?\",\"answer\":\"They lay their eggs in water.\"}]","Northern Leopard Frog - Life Cycle, Habitat, Diet and Defenses - Practice Questions | PDF",1790809490,28]