QUESTION 29 Given the definition, \"\'Toad\' means a tailless leaping amphibian
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QUESTION 29
Given the definition, "'Toad' means a tailless leaping amphibian that feeds on insects and is usually terrestrial but lays its eggs in water."
The genus term is:
Amphibian
Water
Toad
Insects
Usually terrestrial
10 points
QUESTION 30
Given the definition: "'Toad' means a tailless leaping amphibian that feeds on insects and is usually terrestrial but lays its eggs in water."
The species term is:
Amphibian
Insects
Toad
Terrestrial
Eggs
10 points
QUESTION 31
Given the definition: "'Toad' means a tailless leaping amphibian that feeds on insects and is usually terrestrial but lays its eggs in water."
The difference words include:
Water, amphibian.
Toad, leaping.
Amphibian, usually terrestrial.
Insects, toad.
Leaping, usually terrestrial.
10 points
QUESTION 32
Which of the following statements has primarily cognitive meaning?
Reese Witherspoon's latest film is fantastic.
Allegra is an allergy medication.
Robert is incredibly lazy.
Modern politics are disgusting.
Chocolate is delicious.
10 points
QUESTION 33
Which of the following statements expresses a value claim?
German defeated Sweden in the football match.
The Windows operating system is produced by Microsoft.
Kevin enlisted in the army when he was eighteen.
Two ships collided in the middle of the ocean.
"Ulysses" is a wonderful novel.
10 points
QUESTION 34
Which of the following statements is vague?
The United States was the first nation to develop nuclear weapons.
This shirt is made entirely of cotton.
Joe talked to Tom in his dorm room.
The water in this pool is quite warm.
Mary's birthday is on July 12.
Amphibian
Water
Toad
Insects
Usually terrestrial
Explanation / Answer
Ans 29 : Amphibian
Here the genus is amphibian . SInce the word amphi means both , which here it refers to land and water.
So the toad here has associations with both land and water , and hence an amphibian.
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