The Animal Kingdom Jeopardy Template

General Characteristics	Birds, Mammals, and Fish	Reptiles and Amphibians	Invertebrates	Categorize It!
100 Oxygen All animals need this to breathe.	100 False True or false: all birds can fly	100 Reptiles This type of animal lays eggs and has dry, scaly skin	100 No backbone What classifies an invertebrate?	100 Mammal Classify an elephant
200 Shelter A nest, a cave, a tree, or a hole are examples of...	200 Gills How do fish breathe? (the mechanism)	200 Amphibians This type of animal has moist skin, lays eggs, and lives in or near the water	200 Sexually How do echinoderms reproduce?	200 Reptile Classify a lizard
300 Herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores. Name the three types of diets an animal can have.	300 Mammary glands How do mammals produce milk?	300 They have four limbs What does a tetrapod mean?	300 Anemones, jellyfish, marine corals, and freshwater hydras What are examples of cnidarians?	300 Insect (invertebrate) Classify a fly
400 Oviparous, viviparous, or ovoviviparous. Name the three ways an animal can develop their offspring.	400 Carinate (can fly) or ratite (can't fly) What are the two classifications of birds?	400 Cold-blooded animals, they get most of their body heat from external sources What does ectothermic mean?	400 Bivalves, gastropods, and cephalopods What are the three types of mollusks?	400 Cnidarian Classify a jellyfish
500 Diffusion, tracheae, surface of the body, gills, and lungs List the different mechanisms for breathing in different animal species.	500 Monotremes, marsupials, and placentals What are the three categories of mammals?	500 Chelonians, crocodilians, and squamates What are the three main groups of reptiles?	500 Formed by canals which fill with water and move the ambulacral feet. What is the ambulacral system?	500 Amphibian Classify a frog

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