Deciduous Forests

What is a deciduous forest?

• A forest where trees lose their leaves each year

• A forest that stays green all year

• A forest found only in deserts

• A forest with only pine trees

Which of the following is a common tree found in deciduous forests?

• Oak

• Cactus

• Palm

• Redwood

In which season do most trees in a deciduous forest lose their leaves?

• Spring

• Summer

• Autumn (Fall)

• Winter

Which animal is commonly found in deciduous forests?

• Polar bear

• Deer

• Camel

• Penguin

What is the main reason trees in deciduous forests lose their leaves?

• To attract animals

• To save water during cold or dry seasons

• To grow faster

• To make more flowers

Which of the following is NOT a layer of the deciduous forest?

• Canopy

• Understory

• Forest floor

• Ice cap

What type of climate do deciduous forests usually have?

• Hot and dry all year

• Four distinct seasons

• Always cold

• Rainy and tropical

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Which continent does NOT have large areas of deciduous forest?

• Europe

• Africa

• North America

• Asia

Which of the following is a fruit commonly found in deciduous forests?

• Banana

• Apple

• Pineapple

• Coconut

What is the average annual rainfall in most deciduous forests?

• Less than 10 inches

• 30 to 60 inches

• 100 to 200 inches

• Over 300 inches

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