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Which is the correct sequence of arrows depicting the life cycle of a frog starting from a tadpole?

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Birds chew their food with their teeth.
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Why do different birds have different kinds of beaks?
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Tadpoles breathe through their _____ in water.
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A certain bird has a short, hard, and pointed beak. Its feet have three toes pointing forward and one backwards.
This bird is most likely a:

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Match the columns. There may be more than one answer.

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How are beaks useful for birds? 

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What kind of beak do birds that mainly eat fish have?

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Which of the following do not possess a threat to the life of a tadpole?
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The shape of the beak depends on the kind of food birds eat.
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Sameer wanted to study the life cycle of a frog by observing the growth of tadpoles in a container. Which of the following conditions should Sameer maintain for the proper growth of tadpoles?
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How does a duck’s beak help it in getting food?
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Kingfishers have a _____. 
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The beak of a duck helps it to catch insects on the ground.
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Fill in the blank with a suitable word from the bracket.

_____ (Eagle, Crow, Duck) is the flesh-eating bird with a hook-shaped, strong, sharp beak.
 

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Tadpoles which have late limb development stays near the surface of water. What is a possible reason for such a behaviour?
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A bird eats seeds and lives on trees. What kind of beak and feet will it probably have?
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Cotyledons are also called-
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Both frogs and toads lay their eggs in water but in a different pattern. Identify the eggs of a frog.
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The hind legs in a frog develop before the fore limbs. What do you think might be the possible reason for this?
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Match the following.

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1. Woodpecker (i) Long and pointed beak
2. Vulture (ii) Short and pointed beak
3. Heron (iii) Broad and flat beak
4. Duck (iv) Sharp and hooked beak
5. Pigeon (v) Strong and chisel-shaped beak