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WorksheetsY6 CKQ - Geography (Ice Biomes)
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
An ice cap is a body of ice in a high or low latitude region of the earth?
high
low
What is the term for soil that is permanently frozen?
soilafrost
ice earth
permafrost
iceland
What kind of plants grow in the polar ice biome?
palm trees
tomato plants
microscopic algae
What type of animal lives in the Arctic?
herbivore
omnivore
carnivore
The Arctic climate can be described as:
having many snow storms
good for farming
has lots of sun light
covered in ice and snow
There are no naturally occurring land animals in the ice biome - true or false?
true
false
What is a polar bear's MAIN source of food?
Seagulls
Salmon
Seals
Walruses
Where do Emperor Penguins live?
at the North Pole
at the South Pole
True or False: Emperor Penguins have a thin layer of fur.
True
False
The Arctic climate can be described as the following:
Balmy with a the occasional shower
covered in ice and snow
perfect holiday weather
Where is the Arctic located?
At the bottom of our Earth
In Africa
At the top of the Earth
In Australia
Which three large countries are a part of the Arctic Region?
United States, Mexico, and Canada
Russia, Mexico, and Argentina
Russia, United States, and Canda
None of the above
What is the Arctic environment like in the winter?
warm and sunny with long days
dark and cold with long nights
a little chilly sometimes
long hot, humid nights
True or False: Some places in the Arctic have 24 hours of complete darkness in the winter.
True
False
Why aren’t there trees in the Arctic Tundra?
It is way too cold and the ground is frozen.
Trees are not allowed to grow there.
Someone chops the trees down.
It is too warm for them to survive.
What is another name for Aurora Borealis?
Rainbow Lights
Aurora Rainbow
Northern Lights
Borealis Lights
What pole is Antarctica located on?
North Pole
East Pole
West Pole
South Pole
What is an animal found in Antarctica and NOT in the Arctic?
Polar bears
Caribou
Dogs
Penguins
True or False: There are no bodies of water found in the Arctic.
False
True
