Biomes

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9th - 12th Grade

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MS-ESS1-1, MS-ESS2-5, MS-LS2-3

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Gabrielle Nicole Robbins

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19 Slides • 12 Questions

Multiple Choice

How is an amazon forest different from a taiga?

The Amazon forest is a tropical rainforest with high biodiversity and rainfall, while taiga is a cold coniferous forest with long winters and moderate rainfall.

The Amazon forest has long winters and is primarily made up of coniferous trees.

Taiga is a tropical rainforest with high temperatures and diverse wildlife.

The Amazon forest is a cold desert with low biodiversity and minimal rainfall.

Multiple Choice

What classifies a deciduous forest?

Deciduous forests are characterized by evergreen trees that retain their leaves year-round.

Deciduous forests are found only in tropical regions with no seasonal changes.

Deciduous forests consist mainly of coniferous trees that grow in cold climates.

Deciduous forests are classified by trees that shed their leaves annually and experience distinct seasonal changes.

Multiple Choice

How is a grassland different from a desert?

Deserts have more vegetation than grasslands.

Grasslands have more vegetation and rainfall compared to deserts, which are dry and have limited plant life.

Grasslands are always found in cold climates.

Grasslands receive less rainfall than deserts.

Multiple Choice

What is unique about the vegetation in a riparian zone?

The vegetation in a riparian zone is uniquely adapted to both wet and dry conditions, supporting diverse plant species.

The vegetation in a riparian zone is primarily desert plants.

Riparian zones have no unique vegetation compared to other areas.

The vegetation in a riparian zone is only adapted to dry conditions.

Multiple Choice

Why are wetlands important?

Wetlands are primarily used for agriculture.

Wetlands are only important for recreational activities.

Wetlands have no impact on climate change.

Wetlands are important for water filtration, flood control, wildlife habitat, and carbon sequestration.

Multiple Choice

Why is it difficult to study abyssal zone adapted animals?

The pressure they are adapted to is higher and would cause their cells to burst if brought to the surface.

They are similar to surface-dwelling animals.

They thrive in shallow waters.

They are easy to access and study.

Multiple Choice

What is an abiotic factor?

An abiotic factor is a non-living component of an ecosystem.

An abiotic factor is a living organism in an ecosystem.

An abiotic factor is a type of plant species.

An abiotic factor is a measure of biodiversity in an ecosystem.

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between an autotroph and a heterotroph?

Autotrophs produce their own food; heterotrophs consume other organisms for food.

Autotrophs are animals; heterotrophs are plants.

Autotrophs rely on sunlight; heterotrophs rely on water.

Autotrophs consume other organisms; heterotrophs produce their own food.

Multiple Choice

What is not a type of symbiotic relationship?

Consumerism

Parasitism

Commensalism

Mutualism

Multiple Choice

Which biome is permafrost found in?

Tundra

Savanna

Rainforest

Desert

Multiple Choice

What kind of desert is Death Valley?

Death Valley is a rain shadow desert.

Death Valley is a temperate desert.

Death Valley is a coastal desert.

Death Valley is a cold desert.

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