BREATHING UNDER WATER

Here are 10 One-Word Answer Type Questions from the topic Breathing Under Water (from your provided PDF), with answers and explanations after each question as requested:

One-Word Answer Type Questions

Topic: Breathing Under Water

1. Question: What is the breathing organ of fish?

• Answer: Gills

• Explanation: Fish use gills to absorb oxygen dissolved in water.

2. Question: Which gas is absorbed by aquatic animals from water?

• Answer: Oxygen

• Explanation: Oxygen dissolved in water is used by aquatic animals for breathing.

3. Question: What is the process of taking in oxygen and giving out carbon dioxide called?

• Answer: Breathing

• Explanation: Breathing is the process of inhaling oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide.

4. Question: What is the breathing organ of prawns?

• Answer: Gills

• Explanation: Prawns use gills to breathe under water.

5. Question: Which aquatic animal uses skin for breathing along with lungs?

• Answer: Frog

• Explanation: Frogs can breathe through their skin while underwater.

6. Question: What is the breathing organ in whales?

• Answer: Lungs

• Explanation: Whales breathe through lungs and come to the surface to inhale air.

7. Question: Which gas is released by aquatic animals during breathing?

• Answer: Carbon dioxide

• Explanation: Aquatic animals release carbon dioxide as a waste gas.

8. Question: What term is used for animals that live and breathe in water?

• Answer: Aquatic

• Explanation: Aquatic animals live in water and use gills or skin for breathing.

9. Question: What is the thin flap that covers the gills in fish called?

• Answer: Operculum

• Explanation: Operculum is a bony flap covering and protecting fish gills.

10. Question: What is the breathing structure in crabs?

• Answer: Gills

• Explanation: Crabs use gills to breathe in water.

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