Habitats Quiz

What is a habitat?

• A man-made structure for animals.

• A natural environment where a living thing resides and grows.

• A place where animals and plants are kept in zoos.

• A type of food that animals eat.

Which of the following animals is commonly found in forest habitats?

• Camel

• Penguin

• Bear

• Dolphin

How do camels adapt to desert habitats?

• They have gills to breathe underwater.

• They have thick fur to keep warm.

• They have three eyelids and can close their nostrils during sandstorms.

• They have webbed feet for swimming.

Why are coral reefs sometimes called the 'rainforest of the sea'?

• Because they are home to a large variety of marine species.

• Because they are made of trees.

• Because they are located in rainforests.

• Because they are dry and sandy.

What is unique about the Antarctic desert?

• It is home to tropical animals.

• It is one of the driest places on Earth.

• It is hot and sandy.

• It is one of the wettest places on Earth.