Habitats Review

A. Different living things build different habitats to meet their needs.

B. Each place has its own elevation, climate, and land.

C. The elevation, climate, and land is the same everywhere on Earth.

D. Living things move from one habitat to another.

A. a grassy field with prairie dogs, grasshoppers, and wheat plants

B. a baseball game with a pitcher, batter, and catcher

C. a city street with two cars stopped at a red light

C. an icy canyon with no living things in it

A. a way of feeling about something

B. the freedom to do what you want

C. a measure of how far a place is from the equator

D. a measure of how hot or cold a place is

A. animals

B. elevation

C. plants

D. all of the above

A. Polar bears need a habitat with more access to water.

B. Polar bears need a habitat with a colder climate.

C. Polar bears need a habitat with fewer plants.

D. Polar bears need a habitat with more fish.

A. All living things live in the same habitat.

B. No two living things share the same habitat.

C. Living things survive best in habitats in which all their needs are met.

D. Living things survive best in habitats in which one of their needs is met.

A. a cat having sharp claws to defend itself and to climb

B. birds migrating to a cooler place in the summer

C. an anteater having a long tongue to reach ants deep in a hole

D. ice melting on a frozen river in the spring

A. pollution

B. erosion

C. a habitat

D. an environment

A. They have different latitudes and climates.

B. A savanna always has a higher elevation than a tundra does.

C. One has plants, and the other has animals.

D. A savanna can change, but the tundra always stays the same.

A. They change the habitat's latitude.

B. They bring storms to the habitat.

C. They build cities in place of the habitats.

D. all of the above

A. cold and humid

B. warm and dry

C. cold and dry

D. warm and humid

A. cactuses, coyotes, and rattlesnakes

B. redwood trees, beavers, and elk

C. frogs, monkeys, and vines

D. penguins, seals, and small flowers

A. 160 m (525 ft.)

B. 410 m (1,345 ft.)

C. 2,350 m (7,710 ft.)

D. 705 m (2,313 ft.)