A Quiz Over Ecosystems And Biomes
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| Total Attempts: 2647
This a quiz over ecosystems and biomes.
Questions and Answers
- 1.The African grasslands has a warm climate with light rainfall. There are few trees, but enough water to support wild grasses. What kind of animals would be best suited to this type of environment?
- A.
Frogs
- B.
Camels
- C.
Antelopes
- D.
Polar bears
- 2.What resource would organisms in a rainforest most likely compete for?
- A.
Oxygen
- B.
Water
- C.
Food
- D.
Sunlight
- 3.Which is common to both temperate forest and rainforest biomes?
- A.
Plant-eating animals (herbivores)
- B.
A thick canopy of leaves overhead
- C.
Cacti that hold large amounts of water
- D.
Trees that lose their leaves in the winter
- 4.Which biome receives the least amount of rainfall?
- A.
Temperate forests
- B.
Tropical rainforests
- C.
Deserts
- D.
Grasslands
- 5.Every ecosystem should provide the following for organisms to survive:
- A.
Food
- B.
Water
- C.
Shelter
- D.
Waste disposal
- E.
All of the above
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