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Froggy Jumps Biomes and Habitats QuizVersión en línea Biomes and adaptations por David Kwak 1 1. Which Earth system includes every place where life can exist and all the living things found there? a Biosphere b Bioma c Climate 2 2. What do we call a huge group of ecosystems that have similar weather, plants, and animals? a Wetland b Biosphere c Biome 3 3. What is the term for the average weather in a certain place over many years? a Permafrost b Climate c Salinity 4 4. What is the main factor that decides which plants and animals can survive in a specific biome? a The climate b The game warden c The ocean zones 5 5. What does a game warden do? a A person who builds levees to direct the flow of water b A law enforcement officer who protects and manages a specific area of a biome c A scientist who discovers new biomes 6 6. If a land biome is located near the Equator, how does this location affect its climate? a It has four seasons. b It is cold all year. c It is warm all year. 7 7. Which biome is very cold, flat, has no trees, and has soil that is permanently frozen? a Taiga b Savanna c Tundra 8 8. What is the meaning of the word "permafrost"? a The soft wool of a musk ox's undercoat b Permanently frozen ground c A type of bog found in North America 9 9. Which type of tundra is located near the peaks of tall mountains? a Alpine tundra b Taiga c Arctic tundra 10 10. What is the definition of "qiviut"? a A type of wetland with many trees b A plant that produces seeds in cones c The soft wool of a musk oxs undercoat 11 11. Which biome is the biggest land biome, is filled with pine trees, and starts right after the tundra? a Temperate forest b Taiga c Tropical rainforest 12 12. What is a muskeg? a A type of bog found in the taiga biome in North America b The highest layer of the rainforest c A small river that joins a larger river 13 13. What is a conifer? a A leafy plant found in the understory layer b A plant that produces seeds in cones c A tree that loses its leaves in cold weather 14 14. How much daily sunshine does the tundra get during the summer? a 24 hours a day b 4 to 6 hours a day c 10 hours a day 15 15. Which of the following is a way that plants adapt to survive in the tundra? a Growing fuzzy "hairs" b Storing water in their stems c Growing very tall to reach the sun 16 16. How has the snowshoe hare adapted to live in the taiga? a Layer of blubber b Large back feet c Webbed feet for jumping 17 17. Which mild-weather biome is the second-largest on land and is found between the taiga and the tropics? a Tundra b Desert c Temperate forest 18 18. What does the word "deciduous" mean? a Refers to an area that has mild temperatures b Refers to a plant that stores water in its stem c Refers to a tree that loses its leaves in cold weather 19 19. What is the main difference between coniferous trees and deciduous trees? a Coniferous trees have large, wide leaves, while deciduous trees have needle-shaped leaves. b Coniferous trees cannot perform photosynthesis, while deciduous trees can. c Coniferous trees keep their leaves all year, while deciduous trees lose their leaves in cold weather 20 20. What is the name of the hot, humid, and rainy biome found near the Equator? a Savanna b Temperate forest c Tropical rainforest 21 21. What is the emergent layer in a tropical rainforest? a A rainforest layer made up of the crowns of trees growing closely together b The highest rainforest layer, made up of the tallest trees c The bottom rainforest layer with few plants and many decomposers 22 22. Which rainforest layer is formed by the tops of trees growing tightly together? a Emergent layer b Understory layer c Canopy layer 23 23. Which layer is at the very bottom of the rainforest, where few plants grow and decomposers live? a Forest floor b Understory layer c Canopy layer 24 24. Which special roots help support some rainforest trees in shallow soil? a Stilt roots b Tap roots c Shallow roots 25 25. What is a major difference between a grassland and a tropical rainforest? a Grasslands get more rain than tropical rainforests. b Rainforests have many trees, while grasslands have very few trees. c Rainforests have wet and dry seasons, while grasslands are cold all year. 26 26. Which biome with mild weather is mostly covered in grass and lies between deserts and forests? a Grassland b Savanna c Taiga 27 27. What is a savanna? a A wet, muddy area too soft to walk on b A grassland biome found close to the Equator c A flat, treeless biome in the cold north 28 28. Which biome gets very little rain (less than 10 inches a year) and experiences extreme temperatures? a Desert b Temperate forest c Taiga 29 29. What do we call a plant that survives the desert by storing water in its stem or leaves? a Deciduous b Succulent c Conifer 30 30. Which of these is a way that animals adapt to survive the desert? a Webbed feet for gliding b Nocturnal activity c Migration during the dry season 31 31. How does the acacia tree adapt to live in the savanna? a Growing fuzzy "hairs" b Having needle-shaped leaves c Storing food and water in their roots 32 32. Which biome is the largest on Earth and includes all places where life lives in water? a Aquatic biome b Coral reef c Tide pool 33 33. What does "salinity" mean? a The amount of salt dissolved in water b The average weather of an area c The deepest zone of the ocean 34 34. What is another name for saltwater biomes? a Freshwater biome b Marine biome c Standing water 35 35. What do we call the small pools where the ocean meets the shore, which hold tiny sea creatures? a Tide pools b Headwater c Mouth 36 36. Which part of the ocean is found in warm, shallow waters near the Equator and is nicknamed the "rainforest of the sea"? a The Abyss b Coral reefs c The Midnight Zone 37 37. How do scientists divide the ocean into different layers or zones? a Based on the amount of salt in each zone b Based on the speed of the water flow c Based on the amount of sunlight each zone receives 38 38. What does it mean if an ocean animal is "bioluminescent"? a Describes a tree that loses its leaves b Refers to a freshwater biome that is not constantly moving c Describes an organism that produces its own light 39 39. Which water biome has very little salt and includes rivers, lakes, and ponds? a Coral reef b Marine biome c Freshwater biome 40 40. What do we call freshwater areas, like ponds and lakes, where the water is not constantly moving? a Flowing water b Tributary c Standing water 41 41. What do we call freshwater areas, like rivers and streams, where the water is always flowing? a Standing water b Wetland c Flowing water 42 42. What is the starting point of a river called? a Tributary b Mouth c Headwater 43 43. What do we call the end of a river where it dumps water into the ocean? a Mouth b Levee c Headwater 44 44. What is the most common type of wetland that is filled mostly with grasses? a Marsh b Swamp c Bog 45 45. What is a large dirt bank or ridge built to help protect an area from floods? a Levee b Tributary c Muskeg

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Biomes and Habitats QuizVersión en línea

por David Kwak

1. Which Earth system includes every place where life can exist and all the living things found there?

2. What do we call a huge group of ecosystems that have similar weather, plants, and animals?

3. What is the term for the average weather in a certain place over many years?

4. What is the main factor that decides which plants and animals can survive in a specific biome?

5. What does a game warden do?

6. If a land biome is located near the Equator, how does this location affect its climate?

7. Which biome is very cold, flat, has no trees, and has soil that is permanently frozen?

8. What is the meaning of the word "permafrost"?

9. Which type of tundra is located near the peaks of tall mountains?

10. What is the definition of "qiviut"?

11. Which biome is the biggest land biome, is filled with pine trees, and starts right after the tundra?

12. What is a muskeg?

13. What is a conifer?

14. How much daily sunshine does the tundra get during the summer?

15. Which of the following is a way that plants adapt to survive in the tundra?

16. How has the snowshoe hare adapted to live in the taiga?

17. Which mild-weather biome is the second-largest on land and is found between the taiga and the tropics?

18. What does the word "deciduous" mean?

19. What is the main difference between coniferous trees and deciduous trees?

20. What is the name of the hot, humid, and rainy biome found near the Equator?

21. What is the emergent layer in a tropical rainforest?

22. Which rainforest layer is formed by the tops of trees growing tightly together?

23. Which layer is at the very bottom of the rainforest, where few plants grow and decomposers live?

24. Which special roots help support some rainforest trees in shallow soil?

25. What is a major difference between a grassland and a tropical rainforest?

26. Which biome with mild weather is mostly covered in grass and lies between deserts and forests?

27. What is a savanna?

28. Which biome gets very little rain (less than 10 inches a year) and experiences extreme temperatures?

29. What do we call a plant that survives the desert by storing water in its stem or leaves?

30. Which of these is a way that animals adapt to survive the desert?

31. How does the acacia tree adapt to live in the savanna?

32. Which biome is the largest on Earth and includes all places where life lives in water?

33. What does "salinity" mean?

34. What is another name for saltwater biomes?

35. What do we call the small pools where the ocean meets the shore, which hold tiny sea creatures?

36. Which part of the ocean is found in warm, shallow waters near the Equator and is nicknamed the "rainforest of the sea"?

37. How do scientists divide the ocean into different layers or zones?

38. What does it mean if an ocean animal is "bioluminescent"?

39. Which water biome has very little salt and includes rivers, lakes, and ponds?

40. What do we call freshwater areas, like ponds and lakes, where the water is not constantly moving?

41. What do we call freshwater areas, like rivers and streams, where the water is always flowing?

42. What is the starting point of a river called?

43. What do we call the end of a river where it dumps water into the ocean?

44. What is the most common type of wetland that is filled mostly with grasses?

45. What is a large dirt bank or ridge built to help protect an area from floods?