WorksheetsEcosystems #3 UPDATED 25/26 Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
You might find polar bears in a treeless area in Arctic regions where the soil underground is permanently frozen.
Tundra
Desert
Rainforest
Grassland
Scientists took a picture of a black panther sleeping in a biome with temperatures which support plant growth year-round.
Tundra
Tropical
Desert
Salt Marshes
The opposite of water biomes are the biomes related to land.
Marine
Aquatic
Terrestrial
Tundra
a marshy tract that is wet with salt water or flooded by the sea.
tropical
pollutants
terrestrial
salt marsh
Many important plants and animals live in a biome with a high amount of rainfall annually.
rainforest
tundra
desert
grassland
The largest biome in the world! It covers about 70% of the earth.
Terrestrial
Estuary
Marine
Pollutant
water that contains little or no dissolved salts often found in ice caps,
glaciers, aquifers, rivers, and lakes
freshwater
salt water
brackish water
murky water
Elephants can be found in a biome in which grass is the dominant form of plant life.
grassland
desert
tundra
marine
Where fresh water mixes with salt water (Brackish)
Estuary
Terrestrial
Tundra
Desert
You may see a cactus in a dry area with little or no precipitation or vegetation
desert
marine
estuary
freshwater
North Carolina has a forest biome with many kinds of trees that lose their leaves each autumn.
desert
deciduous forest
tundra
taiga
Having to do with water
Aquatic
Terrestrial
Desert
Deciduous
A wet watery area. Lots of trees and bushes, not just grasses like a marsh.
Swamp
Pete Bog
Deciduous Forest
Tundra
When freshwater and saltwater mix in an estuary
Brackish
Tepid
Wastewater
Bottled
about conifer trees (pine)
Coniferous
Deciduous
Acacia
Olive
