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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which 3 animals live in the grass lands?
Snakes
Bison
Zebras
Bear
Otter
Grasslands are mostly dry with a _______ amount of rainfall.
small
large
snowy
huge
Temperate grasslands are very _______ plains.
dry
wet
snowy
sleepy
How can small animals stay safe from predators?
Hide in the grass
Hide behind the couch
Stay out in the open
There are different types of grasslands.
True
False
What are the basic elements of grass?
What are the 3 types of Grasslands?
Prairie
Jungle
Steppe
Savanna
What is a grassland?
a flat, grassy biome
a wet, snowy biome
a hot biome with lots of trees
a dry biome with no animals or plants
How is a grassland different from a desert?
Grasslands have lots of grass, but deserts don't
Deserts have lots of grass, but grasslands don't
What is the primary function of grass in an ecosystem?
A) To provide oxygen through photosynthesis
B) To absorb carbon dioxide and release methane
C) To serve as a primary food source for herbivores
D) To decompose organic matter
Which of the following is a characteristic feature of grass?
A) Woody stems
B) Parallel leaf venation
C) Large, colorful flowers
D) Deep taproots
How do grasses contribute to soil conservation?
A) By increasing soil acidity
B) By preventing soil erosion with their root systems
C) By depleting soil nutrients
D) By attracting earthworms
What is the role of grass in the carbon cycle?
A) Grass releases carbon dioxide during photosynthesis
B) Grass absorbs carbon dioxide and stores carbon in the soil
C) Grass converts carbon into nitrogen
D) Grass does not play a role in the carbon cycle
Which of the following adaptations help grasses survive in grasslands?
A) Thick, waxy leaves to retain water
B) Shallow roots to absorb surface water
C) Ability to grow quickly after being grazed
D) Large seeds for wind dispersal
In a grassland ecosystem, which of the following is a common interaction between grasses and herbivores?
A) Herbivores pollinate grass flowers
B) Herbivores disperse grass seeds
C) Herbivores control grass growth by grazing
D) Herbivores increase grass growth by trampling
