Biomes

The two main abiotic factors that determine where organisms live are

• temperature and latitude

• altitude and precipitation

• temperature and precipitation

• soil type and precipitation

Which two biomes have the least precipitation?

• tropical rain forest and temperate grasslan
• savanna and tropical dry forest
• tundra and desert
• boreal forest and temperate woodland

This biome is very hot all year long, found close to the equator, and has high amounts of rain fall.

• Rain forest

• Deciduous forest

• Taiga

• desert

This biome has trees that lose their leafs in the winter, experiences four seasons, and gets enough rain to support the growth of trees.

• Rain forest

• Taiga

• Grassland

• Deciduous forest

This biome has extremely cold winters and short summers. They get a decent amount of precipitation but it mostly comes as snow. Pine (coniferous) trees dominate this biome.

• Taiga

• Desert

• Grassland

• Tundra

This biome has very little precipitation throughout the year, often experiences big differences in temperature from day to night, and has very little plant or animal life.

• Tundra

• Taiga

• Rainforest

• Desert

Which biome has very few trees, strong winds, and is dominated by grasses?

• rain forest

• tundra

• taiga

• grassland

Which biome has long harsh winters, very little rainfall, and permafrost?

• savanna

• desert

• tundra

• taiga

Which biome is made up of trees that do not lose their leaves in the winter?

• Rain Forest

• Taiga/Coniferous Forest

• Savanna

• Deciduous Forest

Which biome is a treeless biome in the far north with harsh, cold winters and extremely short summers

• tundra
• desert
• temperate deciduous forest
• tropical rain forest