Impact of Deforestation

Identify the Tropical Rainforest labelled "X".

• Amazon Rainforest

• Congo Rainforest

• Rainforest of Southeast Asia

Identify Latitude A and Latitude B.

• Latitude A: Tropic of Cancer; Latitude B: Tropic of Capricorn

• Latitude A: Tropic of Capricorn; Latitude B: Tropic of Cancer

• Latitude A: Tropical of Cancer; Latitude B: Tropical of Capricon

• Latitude A: Tropical of Capricorn; Latitude B: Tropical of Cancer

Which of the following defines the term "Distribution" in geography?

• Spread

• Location

• Deliver

• Pattern

What is the definition of deforestation?

• The removal of trees.

• The cutting down or burning of trees.

• The burning of trees in a forested area.

• The removal of trees in a forested area.

Which of the following are natural resources?

• Rivers

• Trees

• Air

• Clothing

• Coal

Deforestation leads to a loss of biodiversity because when trees are cut down, flora and fauna become _________.

"Tropical rainforests enable water to be collected and stored. It also filters rainwater and channels clean water to reservoirs. A loss of trees has led to the drying of rivers and water sources, and the rising cost of water."

Which impact of deforestation does the statement describe?

• Loss of biodiversity

• Loss of water catchment

• Soil erosion and sedimentation

• Flooding

Which of the following are greenhouse gases?

• Carbon dioxide

• Nitrous Oxide

• Nitrogen

• Carbon

• Water vapour

The enhanced greenhouse effect is a naturally occurring phenomenon.

True or False?

• True

• False

Which answer BEST explains how trees prevent the enhanced greenhouse effect?

• Trees take in CO2 and give out O. With more trees, there is more O and less CO2. This prevents the enhanced greenhouse effect.

• Trees capture greenhouse gases. With more trees, less greenhouse gas is in the atmosphere. This reduces the enhanced greenhouse effect.

• Trees capture CO2 which is a greenhouse gas. With more trees, less CO2 accumulates in the atmosphere. This reduces the enhanced greenhouse effect.