P5 SS_Southeast Asia_Tropical Rainforests

Multiple Choice

What is a tropical rainforest?

• A rainforest is a cold, dry area with short grasses and no trees.

• A rainforest is a desert region with very little vegetation and less than 25 cm of annual rainfall.

• A rainforest is a mountain region covered in snow year-round with little to no plant life.

• A rainforest is an area of tall, mostly evergreen trees and a high amount of rainfall.

Multiple Choice

Why are tropical rainforests important to us?

• Tropical rainforests are primarily important for urban development.
• Tropical rainforests have no impact on global weather patterns.
• Tropical rainforests are important for biodiversity, climate regulation, and resources.
• Tropical rainforests are mainly valuable for their mineral resources.

Multiple Choice

The species of plants and animals found in tropical rainforests can are unique and cannot be found elsewhere in the world.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Orangutans, Rafflesia plant and the Malayan Tiger are some examples of biodiversity we can find in tropical rainforests.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Some resources or materials from the troipical rainforests that the Akha tribe uses are

• Plastic, glass, concrete
• Bamboo, grass, wood

• Metal and wood

• Leather, spices, metals

Word Cloud

Type one to two words that come to mind when you think about tropical rainforests

Multiple Choice

The highest point of the mountain is known as the

• slope
• Peak

• ridge
• base

Multiple Choice

Which country in Southeast Asia does not have a mountain?

• Singapore
• Laos
• Vietnam
• Thailand

Multiple Choice

Examples of crops that grow well in mountainous areas due to its cooler temperatures

• cocoa, pineapple, sugarcane

• Tea, strawberries, lettuce, tomatoes