Multiple choice

An adaptation that helps amphibians move from place to place in water is

  1. eggs covered by jelly

  2. moist skin

  3. webbed feet

  4. a strong skeleton

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

Webbed feet provide a large surface area that acts like a paddle, allowing amphibians to push against the water efficiently for swimming. Moist skin and jelly-covered eggs are adaptations for respiration and protection, not locomotion.