Rainforest

What is the main difference between tropical and temperate rainforests?

• A. Tropical rainforests are found closer to the equator, while temperate rainforests are found further from the equator.

• B. Tropical rainforests have only two seasons, while temperate rainforests have four seasons.

• C. Tropical rainforests have more evergreen trees, while temperate rainforests have more deciduous trees.

• D. All of the above.

What is the equator?

• A. A country in South America.

• B. The North Pole.

• C. An imaginary line around the Earth, halfway between the North and South poles.

• D. The South Pole.

How many seasons are there in a tropical rainforest?

• A. Two.

• B. Three.

• C. Four.

• D. Five.

Which of the following is the largest tropical rainforest in the world?

• A. The Amazon rainforest.

• B. The Appalachian forest.

• C. The Sahara desert.

• D. The Great Barrier Reef.

Where are temperate rainforests typically found?

• A. Near the equator.

• B. In the middle of continents.

• C. In coastal areas further from the equator.

• D. In the Arctic region.

The climate in the tropical rainforest is____________ and _______________

The trees in the tropical rainforests are _____________

The trees in the temperate rainforest shed___________