Group 1 Quizizz

What is the primary characteristic that defines wetlands?

• High Elevation

• Abundance of rainfall

• presence of water

• dense vegetation

Wetlands are transitional ecosystems that exist between:

• Deserts and grasslands

• Oceans and rivers

• Land and water

• Mountains and valleys

Which of the following is NOT a type of wetland?

• Marsh

• Desert

• Swamp

• Bog

Wetlands play a crucial role in

• Air pollution

• Water purification

• Industrial production

• Space exploration

What is the term for wetlands that are periodically inundated with saltwater from the ocean?

• Freshwater marshes

• Saltwater swamps

• Tidal wetlands

• Peat bogs

Wetlands are known for their biodiversity. Which of the following is an example of a wetland species?

• Polar bears

• Cacti

• Frogs

• Desert lizards

Which type of wetland is characterized by stagnant water and abundant dead plant material?

• Marsh

• Swamp

• Fen

• Bog

How do wetlands help prevent flooding?

• They store excess water.

• They redirect rivers.

• They create droughts.

• They cause erosion.

Wetlands are often referred to as "kidneys of the earth" because they

• Produce clean drinking water.

• Filter and purify water.

• Attract tourists.

• Increase urban development.

Which of the following activities is a threat to wetlands?

• Wetland restoration

• Wetland conservation

• Wetland draining and filling

• Wetland research