Frog Interactive Website
Jean Cattoi
Gaither High School
Bio Honors
Frog Interactive Website
Introduction
• This interactive web site is designed to get
ready for the frog dissection lab and quiz or
may be used in place of the frog dissection lab
for students not wanting to participate in the
actual lab.
Virtual frog dissection
Click on this web site to go through a virtual frog
dissection. This can be done before you
dissect or in place of a dissection.
Click here to go to the web site:
http://curry.edschool.virginia.edu/go/frog/Frog2/home.html
Female Internal Frog
Review these parts of the female internal organs:
1. Liver lobes
2. Heart
3. Ovary with eggs
4. Gall bladder
5. Small intestine
6. Stomach
7. Oviduct
Male Internal Frog
Review the male internal parts:
a. Large intestine
b. Small intestine
1. Lung lobes
2. Heart
3. Liver lobes
4. Gall bladder
5. Stomach
6. Small intestine
7. Testis
8. Fat bodies
9. Urinary bladder
Internal Frog Oral Cavity
• Study the internal frog cavity below:
a. Esophagus opening
b. Vomerine teeth
1. Groove of the maxilla
2. Maxillary teeth
3. Internal nare
4. Eye ball
5. Eustacian tube opening
6. Jaw ridge
7. Underside of the tongue
8. Glottis
9. Cut muscle & bone
Anatomy Quiz of Frog
You will now take a quiz on the internal parts of
the frog.
Start the quiz by clicking here!
Question 1
• When looking at a frog from its dorsal side, the
belly is facing up?
– A. True
– B. False
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Question 2
• Frogs have a heart with ___ chambers.
– A. 2
– B. 3
– C. 4
– D. 5
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Question 3
• What is the largest internal organ in the frog?
– A. Gall bladder
– B. Heart
– C. Liver
– D. Stomach
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Question 4
• This small green sac is typically attached to
and located under the liver
A. Gall bladder
B. Heart
C. Stomach
D. Spleen
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Question 5
• The large intestine, urinary bladder, &
reproductive structures empty into the ___.
– A. Mesentery
– B. Abdominal cavity
– C. Eustachian tube
– D. Cloaca
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Question 6
Frog oral cavity: Identify the structure indicated
by number 8:
A. Internal nare
B. Eustachian tube
C. Maxillary teeth
D. Glottis
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Correct
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Question 7
• Female frog: Identify the structure indicated
by number 3.
A. Oviduct
B. Ovary with eggs
C. Stomach
D. Liver
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Correct!
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Question 8
• Male frog: Identify the structure indicated by
number 7.
A. Kidney
B. Gall bladder
C. Testis
D. Urinary bladder
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Question 9
• Female frog: Identify the structure indicated
by number 4.
A. Gall bladder
B. Spleen
C. Heart
D. Liver lobe
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Correct!
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Question 10
• Male frog: Identify the structure indicated by
number 9.
A. Large intestine
B. Small intestine
C. Urinary bladder
D. Cloaca
Incorrect
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Correct!
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• The quiz is complete
• Click here to go to an interactive frog web site
Interactive web site
• The following is an interactive web site
dealing with common frogs and their sounds.
• Click here to go to the web site on frog calls