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Review Unit 1 Y9

Total questions: 74

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which best describes a mediterranean climate?

a)

The winters are wetter than the summers.

b)

The summers are wetter than the winters.

2.

Which best describes a Mediterranean climate found in the northern hemisphere?

a)

Little to no rain in Nov, Dec, and Jan, and a bit more rain in June, July, and August.

b)

Little to no rain in June, July, and August, and a bit more rain in Nov, Dec, and Jan.

3.

Which best describes a mediterranean climate in the SOUTHERN hemisphere?

a)

Little to no rain in June, July, and August, and a bit more rain in Nov, Dec, and Jan.

b)

Little to no rain in Nov, Dec, and Jan and a bit more rain in June, July, and August,

4.

Australia is in the southern hemisphere, which means their dry season is...

a)

...during the southern hemisphere's summer.

b)

...during the northern hemisphere's winter.

5.

The coast of California's climate is named after the...

a)

climate found in the Mediterranean Sea region.

b)

climate found in the Seattle, WA region.

c)

climate found in the East Asia region.

d)

climate found in the East India region.

6.

You would most likely find a Mediterranean climate in...

a)

the eastern coastline of Australia.

b)

the eastern coastline of America.

c)

the western coastline of Australia.

d)

the eastern coastline of Asia.

7.

Which coastlines would most likely have a mediterranean climate?

a)

Eastern.

b)

Western.

8.

Having a Mediterranean climate means that a region...

a)

has a rainy winter and a dry summer.

b)

has a rainy summer and a dry winter.

9.

Which does NOT represent a Mediterranean climate?

a)

Dry summer months.

b)

Wet winter months.

c)

Wet summer months.

10.

It is possible to have a Mediterranean climate in places other than the Mediterranean region.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Eastern coastlines are more likely to have Mediterranean climates, than western coastlines.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

One word to describe desert climate.

a)

Hot

b)

Moderate

c)

Cool

d)

Wet

13.

A desert experiences an average temperature of 15 to 20 degree C in this season...

a)

Summer

b)

Monsoon

c)

Winter

d)

Autumn

14.

Annual rainfall in a desert will be less than...

a)

205 mm

b)

250 mm

c)

2500 mm

d)

500 mm

15.

The diurnal range temperature (difference between the daily maximum and minimum temperature) is high.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

The annual temperature range in a desert is low

a)

True

b)

False

17.

The_____known as the 'ship of desert'.

a)

Camel

b)

Tiger

c)

Elephant

18.

Camel can do without water for days together,the reason is they ______very little.

a)

Drink

b)

Walk

c)

Sweat

19.

_________plants store water in their thick stems.

a)

Rose

b)

Cactus

c)

Lotus

20.

Choose the correct climate graph:

a)
b)
c)
21.

Every continent, except Europe, has at least one _______________

a)

Grassland

b)

Mountain

c)

Waterfall

d)

Desert

22.

Which is the largest desert the world?

a)

Great Basin Desert

b)

Sahara Desert

c)

Sonoran Desert

23.

Name two characteristics of the desert.

a)

It has sand dunes.

b)

It is very hot all the time.

c)

It is very hot in the day time.

d)

It rains a lot.

24.

The worlds largest hot desert is located in ------

(a)  

25.

Identify the correct statement.

a)

Thar Desert is in Africa

b)

Arabian Desert is a cold desert

c)

Patagonian Desert is in Europe

d)

Patagonian Desert is in South America

26.

A desert experiences an average temperature of 15 to 20 degree C in this season...

a)

Summer

b)

Monsoon

c)

Winter

d)

Autumn

27.

The annual temperature range in a desert is low

a)

True

b)

False

28.

Where is Equatorial Climate usually Experienced

a)

Equator

b)

Tropic of Cancer

c)

Tropic of Capricorn

d)

South pole

29.

What Type of temperature do the countries experience

a)

High

b)

Low

c)

Mid

30.

These forest are slightly different from the rainforest of Amazon because of ___________

a)

Their temperatures

b)

Cold winds

c)

Nearness to the Sea

d)

Rainfall

31.

Which are the layers of the tropical rainforest? Choose three

a)

Emergents

b)

Canopy

c)

Under canopy

d)

Evergreen

e)

Buttress root

32.

What is a liana?

a)

Are vine-like plants, use large trees as a support to climb up t the canopy

b)

Are rootless plants that will try to make their way under the canopy

c)

The roots will look for the humidity in the ground

33.

How highs trees can grow?

a)

40 mts

b)

32 mts

c)

45 mts

d)

50 mts

34.

Why trees in the tropical rainforest grow so much?

a)

Because the roots are very long and get nutrients

b)

The humidity in the ground level is very important for their grow

c)

The trees are looking for the sunlight and the only way is to get really high

d)

All of the options

35.

Besides Latitude which is very important for the equatorial climate, which are the other factors that will affect climate in this biome?

a)

Relief

b)

Distance from the sea

c)

Longitude

d)

Prevailing winds

36.

How are called the tallest trees in the tropical rainforest?

a)

Emergents

b)

Renders

c)

Bushes

d)

Shrub

37.

Which is one characteristic of the leaves in the tropical rainforest?

a)

Drip tips to shed the heavy rainfall

b)

Rounded tips to catch large amounts of water

c)

Smaller leaves to help with the process of photosynthesis

d)

None

38.

Why trees are called evergreen in the rainforest?

a)

Because trees can shed leaves at any time and always look green

b)

Because the roots maintain the leaves green always

c)

Because the lianas support the leaves during the year

d)

None

39.

What will give to high tree support?

a)

Buttress roots

b)

Long roots

c)

Smaller roots

d)

None

40.

Where is Equatorial Climate usually Experienced

a)

Equator

b)

Tropic of Cancer

c)

Tropic of Capricorn

d)

South pole

41.

Which of the following river does not flow in Equatorial regions?

a)

Congo

b)

Orinoco

c)

Mekong

d)

Nile

42.

The trees that grows in these forest shed their leaves at the same time.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

9. Equatorial forests comprise dense _______________.

a)

evergreen forests

b)

vegetation

44.

Which climate region is typically located in the middle of continents and receives less than 10 inches of rain per year?

a)

steppe

b)

tropical savana

c)

desert

d)

tundra

45.

This is where you can find tropical rain forests.

a)

near the ocean

b)

near the equator

c)

in the northern hemisphere

46.

Rain forests would not be found in this region of the world.

a)

South America

b)

Central America

c)

Antarctica

d)

Africa

47.
There are more __________ of tree and plants in the rainforest than anywhere else in the world.
a)
earth
b)
threatened
c)
species
d)
floor
48.
The tropical rain forest is very ________ due to all the rainfall.
a)
jungle
b)
sunlight
c)
moist
d)
carnivorous 
49.
The name of the biggest rainforest is _________
a)
The Amazon
b)
The Congo
c)
The Daintree
d)
The Amazing
50.

Tropics is located near which latitude

a)

Switzerland

b)

Russia

c)

Equator

d)

Tropic of Cancer

51.

Which map best shows the location of tropical rainforests?

a)
b)
c)
d)
52.

The climate shown on the map represents

a)

Tropical Continental

b)

Equatorial

c)

Tropical Marine

53.

Equatorial Climates occur between

a)

0 °\degree - 5 °\degree N & S of Equator

b)

0 °\degree - 10 °\degree N & S of the Equator

54.

The climate represented on the map receives heavy rainfall mainly due to

a)

Inter tropical convergence uplift of warm air

b)

Orographic uplift

c)

Convectional uplift

55.

Rainfall totals for Equatorial Climate commonly occur between

a)

1000- 1500 mm

b)

1500- 2000 mm

c)

2000- 3000 mm

56.

Rainfall distribution of Equatorial Climates is best described as

a)

Well distributed year - round

b)

Varies seasonally

57.

What is the equator?

a)

The North Pole

b)

An imaginary line that goes through the middle of the Earth

58.
The main rainforests are found in the following areas:
a)
South America, Africa, South East Asia
b)
South America, North America, Africa
c)
South America, Africa, North East Asia
d)
Europe, North America, Australia
59.

The tundra biome is found:

a)

in northern parts of America, Europe, and Asia

b)

in thick forests of the South

c)

in hot deserts

d)

near the equator

60.

Most of the precipitation that falls in the tundra is:

a)

rain

b)

snow

c)

sleet

d)

wind

61.

Ground that is always frozen is called:

a)

freezy ground

b)

permafrost

c)

the deep freeze

d)

hot lands

62.

The soil in the tundra is thin and poor.

a)

True

b)

False

63.

Polar regions are found

a)

Near the equator

b)

In the oceans

c)

Near the poles

d)

In areas of warmth

64.

An animal that is found in a polar region is

a)
b)
c)
d)
65.

Polar plants tend to be

a)

Tall

b)

Large

c)

Small

d)

Inexisting

66.

Polar animals have ____________ , which allow them to survive the cold temperatures.

a)

No fur

b)

Thin fur

c)

Thick fur

67.

Precipitations in the POLAR ZONES are...

a)

heavy or little, it depends on the area

b)

variable

c)

little and in the form of snow

68.

What is permafrost?

a)

A thin layer of ice that is on top of the soil or rocky land

b)

A type of precipitation that affects the plants

c)

Precipitation of hail or snow

69.

Which are the main factors that affect the polar and tundra climate? Chose two

a)

Relief

b)

Distance from the sea

c)

Prevailing winds

d)

Latitude

e)

Altitude

70.

The Artic is in the South and the Antarctic in the North

a)

True

b)

False

71.

The Arctic is a region in the _____________.

a)

south

b)

east

c)

north

d)

west

72.

Which of these animals is NOT found in the Arctic?

a)

Polar bear

b)

Emperor Penguin

c)

Orca

d)

Walrus

73.

Nobody lives in Antarctica all year round?

a)

True

b)

False

74.

Nobody lives in the Arctic all year round.

a)

True

b)

False