Year 4 - Rainforests

How many layers does a rainforest have?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 7

What is the definition of a habitat?

• When two or more people or things rely on each other.

• The natural home or environment of an animal, plant or organism.

• Imaginary line through the middle of the Earth that receives the most sunlight.

• Blending in to hide in the natural environment.

Rainforests are often cut down to make room for farms to grow which of the following crops?

• Palm

• Wheat

• Oak trees

• Daffodils

What is the definition of deforestation?

• Visiting a rainforest.

• Planting more plants to extend a rainforest.

• The action of clearing a wide area of trees.

• A community of plants and animals that depend on each other to survive.

Approximately, how many species of plants and animals are estimated to be living in the rainforest?

• 1,000

• 2 million

• 15 million

• 30 million

Which of the following animals live in the rainforest?

• Elephant

• Leopard

• Fox

• Giraffe

What is flora and fauna?

• Plants and animals

• Bushes and trees

• Food and drink

• Mammals and birds

The definition of 'mimicry' is...

• When animals and plants are camouflaged.

• Copying the look, sound or behaviour of something.

• Being able to sneak up on your prey.

• Blending in to hide in the natural environment.

The layer of the rainforest which gets the most sunlight is the...

• Emergents

• Canopy

• Understory

• Forest floor

The darkest and wettest part of the rainforest is the...

• Emergents

• Canopy

• Understory

• Forest floor