North America: Land of Diversity

What are the major climate zones in North America?

• humid, tundra, cold continental, temperate

• tropical, temperate, arid, and cold

• Tundra, cold continental, temperate grasslands

• Desert, Tundra, Rainforest, Savanna

How does the climate of North America vary from region to region?

• Population density, agricultural practices, and urbanization

• Geographic size, natural resources, and political boundaries

• Language diversity, cultural traditions, and historical events

• Latitude, elevation, proximity to bodies of water, and prevailing wind patterns

What are the main types of vegetation found in North America?

• Cactus fields, savannas, and taigas

• Tropical rainforests, tundra, and mangroves

• Coniferous forests, deciduous forests, grasslands, and deserts

• Palm trees, bamboo forests, and alpine meadows

How does the vegetation in North America differ from the north to the south?

• Climate and temperature changes

• Distance from the equator

• Elevation and topography

• Language and culture

What are some iconic wildlife species found in North America?

• Lion, zebra, giraffe, elephant

• Bald eagle, bison, grizzly bear, gray wolf

• Polar bear, kangaroo, panda, koala

• Penguin, seal, reindeer, moose

How do the wildlife habitats differ in North America?

• The diversity in wildlife habitats is not influenced by the ecosystems, climates, and geography

• The difference in wildlife habitats is due to the lack of biodiversity in North America

• Wildlife habitats in North America do not differ, they are all the same

• Wildlife habitats in North America differ due to the diverse ecosystems, climates, and geography across the continent.

What are the major minerals found in North America?

• Diamonds, platinum, uranium

• Coal, copper, gold, silver, iron ore

• Oil, natural gas, lead

• Limestone, granite, marble