WorksheetsBiome Review
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
This is a very harsh environment due to tides crashing and receding.
Savanna
Wetlands
Estuary
Intertidal Zone
This is where fresh water meets salt water. (Such as the Bay of Mobile)
Estuary
Chaparral
Tundra
Desert
These are lands possessing water and above water plants-defined by having trees
marsh
swamp
Wetlands
Estuary
These are lands possessing water and above water plants - defined by having reed grasses only
marsh
swamp
estuary
wetland
Wet and dry season. Ex. Africa
Chaparral
Savanna
Temperate Deciduous Forest
Taiga
Little rainfall. High temp during the day, low at night. Low biodiversity in both animals and plants due to lack of water.
Savanna
Wetlands
Desert
Tundra
Low temps. Has lots of coniferous trees (DON’T lose their leaves in winter) . Ex. Alaska
Savanna
Temperate Deciduous Forest
Chaparral
Taiga
Low temps year round. Very little rainfall. Animals with white fur Ex. Antarctica
Tundra
Taiga
Chaparral
Estuary
All four seasons. Temperate (midrange) climate. Trees lose their leaves. Ex. Arkansas
Taiga
Temperate Deciduous Forest
Tundra
Desert
Found in coastal regions. Known for their shrubbery (small bushes and tall grasses) Ex. Mediterranean
Taiga
Temperate Deciduous Forest
Chaparral
Savanna
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intertidal zone
marsh
swamp
savanna
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intertidal zone
estuary
swamp
savanna
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intertidal zone
estuary
swamp
savanna
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marsh
estuary
swamp
savanna
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marsh
estuary
swamp
savanna
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chaparral
desert
taiga
savanna
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chaparral
desert
taiga
savanna
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tundra
desert
taiga
savanna
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tundra
desert
taiga
temperate deciduous forest
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tundra
desert
chaparral
temperate deciduous forest
Most of Arkansas is covered by this biome
Tundra
Desert
Temperate deciduous forest
estuary
