
Reading Comprehension Multiple Choice Check #8
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Reading Comprehension Multiple Choice Check #8
Rainforests are very warm, wet forests. Rain falls for days and even months. Rainforests have millions of different types of plants and animals. They live in the four different zones of the rainforest.
The first zone is called the emergent zone. This high above the rainforest. Here, giant trees stretch higher than the average height of any of the other plants. Many birds and insects live here.
The second zone is the canopy. This is the leafy area of the tops of the trees. Most of the animals in the rainforest live here. You can find monkeys, parrots, and frogs up here. You can also find butterflies, snakes, and sloths. A sloth is a very slow-moving animal that hangs upside down from the trees.
The forest floor is the final zone of the rainforest. The largest animals, such as jaguars and even elephants usually live here. The forest floor is also home to millions and millions of insects!
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Multiple Choice
1. In which zone would you most likely find a large animal, such as a jaguar?
A. emergent zone
B. canopy
C. understory
D. forest floor
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Multiple Choice
2. According to the passage, how many types of plants and animals live in the rainforest?
A. trillions
B. millions
C. kazallions
D. thousands
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Multiple Choice
3.Which is the highest zone in the rainforest?
A. forest floor
B. emergent
C. canopy
D. understory
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Multiple Choice
4. In this passage, zone probably means…
A. time zone.
B. area under water.
C. part or section.
D. area where no animals live.
Reading Comprehension Multiple Choice Check #8
Rainforests are very warm, wet forests. Rain falls for days and even months. Rainforests have millions of different types of plants and animals. They live in the four different zones of the rainforest.
The first zone is called the emergent zone. This high above the rainforest. Here, giant trees stretch higher than the average height of any of the other plants. Many birds and insects live here.
The second zone is the canopy. This is the leafy area of the tops of the trees. Most of the animals in the rainforest live here. You can find monkeys, parrots, and frogs up here. You can also find butterflies, snakes, and sloths. A sloth is a very slow-moving animal that hangs upside down from the trees.
The forest floor is the final zone of the rainforest. The largest animals, such as jaguars and even elephants usually live here. The forest floor is also home to millions and millions of insects!
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