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That's the red-eyed tree frog, a fascinating little amphibian that calls the rainforests of Central America home. Their vibrant green bodies are decorated with blue and yellow stripes, but the most striking feature has to be their large, round, red eyes. When they tuck in for a daytime snooze, they cover their eyes with a thin eyelid, making them look almost invisible among the green leaves.  \nFrom their leafy hideouts, these night-loving creatures leap out into the world when the sun goes down, on the hunt for a tasty meal. Red-eyed tree frogs are insectivores, meaning they love to munch on bugs, spiders, and even the occasional small crustacean. They use their long, sticky tongues to snatch up their prey, and will eat almost anything that fits in their mouth. This diet of creepy crawlies makes them a gardener's best friend, as they help keep pesky insect populations in check!  \nMoving from dinner to dance, did you know that red-eyed tree frogs have a pretty unique lifecycle? They start their life as tiny eggs, laid by the female on the underside of leaves that hang over water. When the eggs hatch, the tadpoles drop into the water below where they continue to grow, eventually sprouting legs and climbing onto land as fully formed frogs. This amazing transformation is called metamorphosis, and it's a process that all frogs go through!  \nWhile they might look a little scary with their big, red eyes, red-eyed tree frogs are actually quite harmless to us humans. In fact, their bright colors and cute faces make them popular in the pet trade, though they're definitely happiest living in the wild. As for other animals, well, those big red eyes are part of a clever defense strategy. When a predator approaches, the frog opens its eyes wide, startling the would-be attacker and giving the frog a chance to escape, proving that sometimes, the best defense really is a good scare!  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) Where does the red-eyed tree frog live?  \nA. Jungles of Asia B. Deserts of Africa  \nC. Mountains of North America D. Rainforests of Central America  \n2) What is the diet of a red-eyed tree frog called?  \nA. Herbivores B. Carnivores C. Omnivores D. Insectivores  \n3) What happens when red-eyed tree frog eggs hatch?  \nA. They fly away as tiny insects B. The tadpoles drop into water  \nC. They instantly turn into small frogs D. They remain on the leaf until they  \ngrow into adult frogs  \n4) When are red-eyed tree frogs most active?  \nA. During the day B. At night  \nC. In the afternoon D. In the morning  \n5) Where does a red-eyed tree frog cover its eyes when it sleeps?  \nA. With its tongue B. With a leaf  \nC. With a thin eyelid D. With its hand  \n6) What do red-eyed tree frogs eat?  \nA. Fruits and vegetables B. Seeds and grains  \nC. Bugs, spiders, and small D. Fish and small mammals  \ncrustaceans  \n7) What is the process of growing from tadpole to frog called?  \nA. Adaptation B. Evolution C. Transition D. Metamorphosis  \n8) Are red-eyed tree frogs harmful to humans?  \nA. No, but they can cause mild skin irritation  \nB. No, they are quite harmless  \nC. Yes, they are extremely dangerous  \nD. Yes, but only if they are threatened  \n9) Where does a red-eyed tree frog lay its eggs?  \nA. On the ground B. In the water  \nC. In a nest D. On the underside of leaves  \n10) How do red-eyed tree frogs scare off predators?  \nA. By releasing a foul smell B. By opening their eyes wide  \nC. By making a loud noise D. By puffing up their bodies  \nDetermine if the statements is something the animal would say (W) or it it is not something the animal would say (N).  \n11) \"We are strictly vegetarian frogs, we always avoid insects. \"  \n12) \"I love catching insects, spiders and sometimes even small shellfish for dinner!\"  \n\n| \u003Cbr>Reading | [www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 5](www.CommonCoreSheets.com Page 2 of 5","cbCaih1mCSnMw14c","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaih1mCSnMw14c","pdf",178732,11,"English","# Reading Passage\n## Comprehension Questions (1-10)\n## Animal Speech vs Not Animal Speech (11-21)\n## Fact vs Opinion (22-31)","[{\"question\":\"Where does the red-eyed tree frog live?\",\"answer\":\"It lives in the rainforests of Central America.\"},{\"question\":\"What do red-eyed tree frogs eat?\",\"answer\":\"They are insectivores that eat bugs, spiders, and sometimes small crustaceans.\"},{\"question\":\"What process turns tadpoles into frogs?\",\"answer\":\"Metamorphosis is the transformation from tadpole to fully formed frog.\"}]","Red-Eyed Tree Frog - Reading Comprehension Questions | PDF",1790809528,28]