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Big Changes in the Big Forest

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To build a home, termites do NOT use the chewed remnants of ___

a)

wood

b)

leaves

c)

nuts

d)

grass

2.

Which organisms change their environment?

a)

only beavers

b)

only animals

c)

only plants

d)

all living things

3.

Which of these is NOT a use for a side chamber in a prairie dog burrow?

a)

food storage

b)

sleeping

c)

water storage

d)

a bathroom

4.

Standing over 3 meters tall, what is the structure shown in this image?

a)

an ant hill

b)

a termite mound

c)

a beehive

d)

a hornet nest

5.

Just like all living things on Earth, humans are a part of ___

a)

the natural world

b)

the artificial world

c)

the technological realm

d)

the cosmic universe

6.

By building a dam, beavers can turn a field or forest into ___

a)

a wetland

b)

a desert

c)

a mountain

d)

a grassland

7.

All living things ___ their environment

a)

change

b)

ignore

c)

destroy

d)

avoid

8.

How deep down is a prairie dog burrow?

a)

0.5 to 1 meter

b)

1 to 3 meters

c)

3 to 5 meters

d)

5 to 7 meters

9.

Beavers can totally alter their environment, creating an entirely different ___

a)

ecosystem

b)

habitat

c)

biome

d)

environment

10.

Gray squirrels often lose track of ___

a)

buried nuts

b)

acorns

c)

seeds

d)

berries

11.

A dome-shaped beaver home is called ___

a)

a lodge

b)

a den

c)

a burrow

d)

a nest

12.

This pile of dirt is really an entrance to ___

a)

a prairie dog burrow

b)

a rabbit hole

c)

a mole tunnel

d)

a snake den