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WorksheetsBiomes Final
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 40mins
A very cold, dry biome with permanently frozen soil
Desert
Taiga
Tundra
Deciduous Forest
A biome with over 80 inches of rain per year.
Taiga
Grassland
Deciduous Forest
Tropical Rainforest
Very few, if any, trees are found in this warm biome.
Grassland
Tropical Rainforest
Desert
Tundra
Most trees in this biome drop their leaves every Autumn
Deciduous Forest
Taiga
Tropical Rainforest
Grassland
This biome covers more of the Earth than any other biome, and has long, cold winters
Tropical Rainforest
Desert
Tundra
Taiga
This layer of the rainforest blocks most of the sunlight from reaching the bottom of the forest.
Emergent Layer
Canopy
Understory
Forest floor
A desert biome receives less than ____ inches of rain per year.
5
10
50
80
This is the only continent where no mammals live.
Asia
Europe
Australia
Antarctica
At the bottom of most ocean food chains are producers called _____________________.
plants
plankton
krill
fish
An area where land stays mostly wet is called a
biome
soil
mud
wetland
This location along a coast has fresh water and salt water mixing together.
Estuary
climate
mud
beach
This is a large area of land with similar plants, animals and and climate.
climate
estuary
biome
intertidal zone
A grass land might also be called:
taiga
pampas
steppe
prairie
This ocean zone is closest to land.
Neretic zone
Deep ocean zone
End zone
Intertidal Zone
This biome is full of evergreen trees.
Deciduous forest
Taiga
Tundra
Rain forest
This Biome is home to cheetahs, zebras, and wildebeasts.
Desert
Savanna
Chaparral
Tundra
The average weather conditions of an area.
Altitude
Estuary
Biome
Climate
Climate includes:
Temperature
Humidity
Precipitation
oceans
This zone is home to very few creatures, most of which are blind.
Abyssal Zone
Neretic Zone
End Zone
Zone of Proximal Development
This one biome has more species of plants and animals than all other biomes combined.
Grassland
Taiga
Desert
Tropical Rainforest
