plural 1. any of various largely aquatic leaping amphibians 2 a condition in the throat that produces hoarseness
The frogs are jumping in the pond.
The frogs are jumping in the pond.
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When are we able to tell what kind of frogs the tadpoles will turn into?
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What would the baby frogs rather do than do chores?
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What about the frogs bothered the little girl?
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How did the frogs catch their food?
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How many frogs did Frances and Gloria bring to the picnic?
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What did Alice say she uses to change frogs into princes?
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When did the frogs quarrel and quibble?
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How do frogs use their strong back legs?
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How do male frogs meet female frogs?
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What do frogs eat for dinner?
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How do some species of frogs protect their eggs from predators?
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Where does the book/story transport the frogs to?
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Five frogs fell in a barn full of hay and scared off what animal?
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How many frogs did Emma catch?
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toad; amphibian; frog
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