WorksheetsEnvironment
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
No longer existing, as an animal species
Habitat
Extinct
Resources
Thick forest in the tropical part of the world.
Woods
National Park
Rainforest
Making air, rivers etc. dirty.
Pollution
Waste
Poison
The place in which people live and work, including the land, water, air, plants, animals and all physical conditions that affect them
Ecology
Environment
poison
What's the last thing you do before you leave the house?
How do you get to school?
What do you use to carry your groceries?
Tropical Rainforests are located:
Near the South Pole
Near the Equator
Near the North Pole
Above the Tropic of Cancer
Tropical Rainforests are dense. This means:
that there are some trees in the rainforest.
that there are no trees in the rainforest.
that there are little trees in the rainforest.
that there are many trees in the rainforest.
The rainforest has rich biodiversity. What does this mean?
The rainforest has very little species of animals and plants.
The rainforest can help people to earn a lot of money.
The rainforest has many species of animals and plants.
The rainforest has diverse populations of people staying in it.
How do mangroves help protect humans from hurricanes and tsunanis?
They release salt into the air, which neutralizes these events.
The birds, animals, and fish in the mangroves get killed instead of the humans.
They absorb up to 90% of the impact of these events.
This statement is false. Mangroves help cause hurricanes and tsunamis.
How do humans depend on mangroves?
They eat food, such as oysters and fish, from mangroves
They get wood from mangroves to build homes and burn for fuel.
They sell products that they have gathered from mangroves to earn money.
All of the above.
True or false: Mangroves are still being destroyed today.
True
False
What are coral reefs often compared to?
forests
gardens
rainforests
deserts
Coral reefs are endangered by
climate change
overfishing
pollution
all of the above
Corals are types of
plants
rocks
animals
algae
How is a barrier reef different from a fringe reef?
A barrier reef is home to many different types of sea life.
A barrier reef is shaped like a circle and forms outside of a sinking island.
A barrier reef follows the natural shoreline of the land.
A barrier reef has a large, deep area of water between it and the shore.
