Which is a reptile?

Painted Turtle | Bluegill | Robin | Monarch Butterfly

Which snake is nonvenomous?

Garter Snake | Copperhead | Timber Rattlesnake | Cottonmouth

Which turtle is primarily terrestrial?

Box Turtle | Painted Turtle | Bluegill | Sparrow

Where do painted turtles commonly bask?

Pond Edge | Treetop | Desert Dune | Underground Burrow

Which egg type do many turtles lay?

Leathery Shell | Hard Shell | Live Birth | External Spawn

Quiz Answers

Painted Turtle. Painted turtles are reptiles commonly seen basking on logs and rocks.

Garter Snake. Garter snakes are nonvenomous and frequently found in yards and gardens.

Box Turtle. Box turtles are primarily terrestrial with a domed shell.

Pond Edge. Painted turtles prefer pond edges and slow moving water for basking.

Leathery Shell. Many turtles lay eggs with leathery shells rather than fully calcified shells.

Quiz Level Rated Easy for Everyone about Reptile

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