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Climate and Vegetation

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Humid Continental climates can have which type of vegetation?

a)

Rainforests

b)

Coniferous Forests

c)

Mixed Forests

d)

Not Trees

2.

The tundra climate zone is defined by frozen soil called...

a)

Permafrost

b)

Deciduous trees

c)

Dense human population

d)

Four distinct season

3.

The savanna is a tropical climate with which two seasons?

a)

Hot and Cold

b)

Wet and Dry

c)

Dark and Light

d)

Spring and Fall

4.

Which climate has a Tropical Rainforest as its vegetation?

a)

Tropical Wet

b)

Tropical Wet/Dry

c)

Arid

5.

Which Latitude Belt is home to the Tropical Climates?

a)

Mid Latitudes

b)

High Latitudes

c)

Low Latitudes

6.

What climate has the taiga vegetation?

a)

Tropical Wet

b)

Subarctic

c)

Arid

d)

Semiarid

7.

At which latitude would you find a tropical rainforest? (near the Equator)

a)

5 N

b)

44 S

c)

105 N

d)

19 N

8.

In which climate zone is the Steppe vegetation found?

a)

Taiga

b)

Humid Continental

c)

Subarctic

d)

Semiarid

9.

The taiga (coniferous forest) is only located in the:

a)

Eastern Hemisphere

b)

Southern Hemisphere

c)

Western Hemisphere

d)

Northern Hemisphere

10.

Which climate zone has Chaparral vegetation?

a)

Humid Continental

b)

Marine West Coast

c)

Mediterranean

d)

Tundra

11.

Which climate is this housing type best suited for?

a)

Tropics

b)

Medeterranean

c)

Humid Continental

d)

Highlands

12.

Which climate is this housing type best suited for?

a)

Tropics

b)

Medeterranean

c)

Humid Continental

d)

Highlands

13.

Which is in an arid climate?

a)

Plains

b)

Taiga

c)

Desert

d)

Steppe

14.

A marine west coast climate has moderate temperatures because it...

a)

is near the ocean.

b)

is in the middle of a continent.

c)

is in the tropics.

d)

has no trees.

15.

What is this High Latitude climate?

a)

Tropical Wet

b)

Humid Continental

c)

Subarctic

d)

Icecap