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Tropical Rainforests - Brainpop 5/14

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins

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1.

The Earth has a total land area of approximately 150 million square km. About how much is covered by rain forest?

a)

15 million square km

b)

10.5 million square km

c)

50 million square km

2.

Which statement is true?

a)

There are few animals that live in the rain forest, and they belong to a small number of species.

b)

The population of animals in the rain forest is large and diverse.

c)

Many animals live in the rain forest, but there are just a few species that can survive there.

3.

What might happen to the earth's atmosphere if the rainforest disappeared?

a)

We'd have less oxygen and more carbon dioxide

b)

We'd have more oxygen and less carbon dioxide

c)

We'd have more oxygen and more carbon dioxide

d)

We'd have less oxygen and less carbon dioxide

4.

The tropics can be found:

a)

Throughout the Pacific Ocean

b)

On every continent

c)

Near the equator

5.

Which of the following can be found in the rainforest canopy?

a)

Burrowing insects

b)

Nutrient-rich soil

c)

The tops of tall trees

d)

Shrubs and ferns

6.

What might you find on the rainforest floor?

a)

The majority of animal species in the rain forest

b)

Mushrooms

c)

Food crops like wheat and corn

7.

The biggest threat to the rain forest comes from:

a)

Diseases that affect both animals and plants

b)

Parasitic plants, bacteria and fungi

c)

Human beings

d)

Large, predatory animals

8.

What is the relationship between rainforests and medicine?

a)

Most diseases originate in rain forests.

b)

The bacteria found in the rain forest are powerful antibiotics.

c)

Medicines can be made from rain forest plants.

9.

The layer of rainforest between the canopy and forest floor is called:

a)

The understory

b)

The undergrowth

c)

The underbelly

10.

In what country might you find a tropical rainforest?

a)

Australia

b)

Brazil

c)

Italy