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These small, often brightly colored amphibians are quite a sight to behold. They have sticky pads on their toes which help them to climb trees and other surfaces. Some of them can even change colors to blend in with their surroundings, isn't that cool?  \nSpeaking of surroundings, tree frogs can be found allover the world, from the jungles of Central and South America to the forests of Asia and Australia. They love damp, humid places where they can easily find food. Being carnivorous, they munch on insects, spiders, and sometimes even small invertebrates. In fact, they're great control the insect population!  \npals to us humans because they help  \nFrom being insect munchers, let's hop over to their life cycle. Tree frogs undergo a process called metamorphosis which starts from an egg, then a tadpole, and eventually transforms into a fully grown frog. During this process, they undergo incredible changes in their body, like developing lungs to breathe air and legs to hop around. Unlike some other animals, tree frogs spend their entire life cycle in or near their home trees.  \nNow, you might be wondering how tree frogs keep themselves safe in the wild, right? Well, they have quite a few tricks up their sleeve! Some tree frogs secrete a toxic substance from their skin as a defense mechanism against predators. So, while they might look cute and harmless, tree frogs are hardy little survivors in the wild, each one leaping and thriving in its own unique way.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) Where can tree frogs be found?  \nA. Only on islands B. Only in Africa  \nC. All over the world D. Only in the desert  \n2) What do tree frogs eat?  \nA. Grass, seeds, and dirt B. Birds, lemurs, and mice  \nC. Leaves, fruits, and nuts D. Insects, spiders, and small  \ninvertebrates  \n3) How do some tree frogs keep themselves safe in the wild?  \nA. They pretend to be a leaf B. They secrete a toxic substance  \nC. They play dead D. They make a high pitched croak  \n4) Can all tree frogs change colors?  \nA. Only the males can B. None of them can  \nC. All of them can D. Some of them can  \n5) What helps tree frogs to climb trees and other surfaces?  \nA. They have sharp claws on each B. Sticky pads on their toes  \ntoe  \nC. They have a strong grip D. Their toes have tiny sharp hairs  \n6) What is the process called when a tree frog transforms from an egg to a fully grown frog?  \nA. Metabolism B. Mutation C. Metamorphosis D. Metastasis  \n7) What type of diet do tree frogs follow?  \nA. Frugivorous B. Herbivorous C. Carnivorous D. Omnivorous  \n8) Why are tree frogs considered helpful to humans?  \nA. They make good pets B. They sing melodious songs  \nC. They help control the insect D. They help spread seeds population  \n9) Are tree frogs strong swimmers?  \nA. Yes, tree frogs are great B. Some can swim, some can't  \nswimmers  \nC. They prefer not to swim D. 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