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Everglades BrainPOP Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
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1.

Which term best describes the Everglades?

a)

A saltwater habitat

b)

A land biome

c)

A mixture of several different ecosystems

d)

A river of grass

2.

The "river of grass" at the heart of the Everglades is fed by:

a)

An aquifer below the state of Florida

b)

Periodic flooding of Lake Okeechobee

c)

Mangrove forests in the coastal areas

d)

A glacier to the north

3.

Which of the following words best describes the movement of water in the Everglades?

a)

Rapid

b)

Southward

c)

Inland

d)

Destructive

4.

The Everglades' climate is ________ than in most other parts of the United States.

a)

Less predictable

b)

More severe

c)

Less varied

d)

More delicate

5.

Based on their relatively high elevations, what can you infer about the Everglades' pine forests?

a)

They are not susceptible to forest fires

b)

They need soil with plenty of drainage

c)

They are located mainly in coastal areas

d)

They thrive in colder climates

6.

Why did the Seminole Indians decide to live in the Everglades?

a)

To take advantage of its plentiful resources

b)

To make room for their growing population

c)

Because they preferred its climate

d)

To preserve their independence

7.

The manatee is most closely related to which of the following animals?

a)
b)
c)
d)
8.

If you wanted to see baby birds being hatched, in what month might you visit the Everglades?

a)

March

b)

June

c)

August

d)

October

9.

The residents of south Florida depend on the Everglades for which of the following natural resources?

a)

Land

b)

Timber

c)

Water

d)

Food

10.

How is conservation different from restoration?

a)

Conservation is passive; restoration is active

b)

Conservation was environmentalists' main goal until the 1960s; restoration has been their main goal since then

c)

Conservation occurs in aquatic ecosystems; restoration occurs in land ecosystems

d)

Conservation aims to prevent damage; restoration seeks to reverse it