Rumble with Reptiles: A Fun Quiz for Curious Kids
Cool facts and easy questions about snakes, lizards, turtles, and more—perfect for kids 6+! Try it and discover amazing reptile secrets.
- Which reptile has a long sticky tongue to catch insects?
- Frog
- Chameleon
- Snake
- Turtle
- What reptile carries its home on its back?
- Frog
- Snail
- Lizard
- Turtle
- Which reptile sheds its skin in pieces as it grows?
- Bird
- Frog
- Turtle
- Snake
- Which reptile has a long frill or throat fan used to scare enemies?
- Gecko
- Komodo dragon
- Frilled lizard
- Iguana
- Which reptile is known for changing its skin color?
- Iguana
- Chameleon
- Turtle
- Snake
- Which reptile has a hard beak and lives in water and on land?
- Turtle
- Tortoise
- Seal
- Crocodile
- What is the largest living reptile on Earth today?
- Alligator
- Komodo dragon
- Whale
- Crocodile
Answers and explanations
- Question: Which reptile has a long sticky tongue to catch insects?
Answer: Chameleon
Explanation: Chameleons shoot their tongue to snatch bugs quickly; it can be as long as their body. People may think frogs do this, but frogs are amphibians, not reptiles. - Question: What reptile carries its home on its back?
Answer: Turtle
Explanation: Turtles have hard shells that protect them like a house; some turtles live on land and some in water. Snails also carry shells, but snails are not reptiles. - Question: Which reptile sheds its skin in pieces as it grows?
Answer: Snake
Explanation: Snakes shed their old skin to make room for growth and to clean parasites; many reptiles shed too, but snakes often shed in one full piece. Lizards can lose tail bits, not full skin like snakes. - Question: Which reptile has a long frill or throat fan used to scare enemies?
Answer: Frilled lizard
Explanation: The frilled lizard opens its colorful frill to look big and scary; people might guess dragons, but those are mythical. - Question: Which reptile is known for changing its skin color?
Answer: Chameleon
Explanation: Chameleons change color to hide, show mood, or cool off; many think all lizards change color, but most do not like chameleons do. - Question: Which reptile has a hard beak and lives in water and on land?
Answer: Turtle
Explanation: Turtles have a beak-like mouth and paddle or walk to move; people often say 'tortoise,' but tortoises live only on land. - Question: What is the largest living reptile on Earth today?
Answer: Crocodile
Explanation: Saltwater and Nile crocodiles can grow huge and are the biggest living reptiles; sharks may be big in the sea but they are fish, not reptiles.