A) Two B) Three C) Eleven D) Seven
A) Freshwater B) Marine C) Ocean D) Land
A) Tundras B) Land C) Forests D) Ocean
A) Nine B) Two C) Three D) Five
A) Deciduous and Evergreen B) Polar and Desert C) Tundra and Taiga D) Tropical and Temperate
A) Very little B) A large amount C) None at all D) An average amount
A) Some B) Sparse C) Dense D) Devoid
A) Temperate Evergreen B) Temperate deciduous C) Tropical deciduous D) Tropical Evergreen
A) Warm or Hot all year long B) Cold six months out of the year C) Definite Summer and Definite Winter D) Hot during the day and cold at nights
A) Lions, tigers, and bears B) There are no animals C) Bears, birds, and buffalo D) insets and migratory birds
A) Cephalopods B) Flora C) Profundals D) Fauna
A) Vegetation B) Flora C) Profundals D) Fauna
A) Temperate Deciduous B) Temperate Evergreen C) Tropical Evergreen D) Tropical Deciduous
A) None at all B) A large amount C) An average amount D) Very little
A) all of the land B) 1/5 C) 3/4 D) 1/2
A) road runners B) desert roses C) cacti D) scorpions
A) Stems and Roots B) Roots and Flowers C) Leaves and Flowers D) Stems and Leaves
A) Bugs bunny, daffy duck, foghorn leghorn, and a chicken hawk B) Bears, lions, road runners, and coyotes C) Camels, birds, insects, and reptiles D) Snakes, alligators, skunks, and frogs
A) Three B) Five C) Two D) Nineteen
A) Beans, grasses, and plants belonging to a composite group B) Grasses, shrubs, and cacti C) Canopy of tall trees, dense shrubs, and bushes D) Cacti, Trees, and Beans
A) Herbivores, Grazing animals, and insectivores B) Lions, Tigers, and Bears C) Omnivores, Carnivores, and Cannibals D) Insectivores, Carnivores, and Omnivores
A) Cold and Hot B) Tropical and Temperate C) Dry and wet D) Arctic and Tropical
A) True B) False C) Neither
A) Neither B) False C) True
A) Neither B) True C) False
A) False B) True C) Neither
A) Tall, Mixed, and Short Trees B) Mixed and Short Trees Only C) Tall Grasses Only D) Tall, Mixed, and short grasses
A) Mountains only have high elevations there is no base of the mountain B) High and Low C) Mountains only have a base and no apex D) Shallow and Deep
A) The Cold weather and Thin Oxygen Levels B) The lack of rain and heat C) The warm weather and constant snow D) The constant snow and abominable snowman
A) Thick Skin B) Thick Fur C) They don't have any protection D) An Electric Heater
A) Dense Shrubs and Bushes B) Deciduous Forests C) Dense thickets and cacti D) Coniferous Forests
A) Five B) Three C) Four D) Two
A) Sugar and Candy B) Salts and Minerals C) Minerals and Vitamins D) Salts only
A) Low B) They never dissolve C) High D) Medium
A) Largest of all the Ecosystems B) Freshwater Tributaries C) The smallest of all the Ecosystems D) Most polluted
A) Are another name for small lakes B) Feed the smaller bodies of water C) Are where the fish go the breed D) Feed the larger bodies of water
A) Flora and Fauna B) Super heated air and water C) Cool air and water D) Volcanic Lava
A) Neither B) True C) False
A) The relatively shallow part of the ocean B) The estuaries C) The Salt Marshes D) The area between the high and low tides
A) Tundras B) Marine C) Freshwater D) Hydro-Thermal Vents
A) Three B) One C) Fifteen D) Five
A) All of the Earth B) 1/2 C) 1/5 D) 3/4
A) 1/2 B) 3/4 C) 1/4 D) 1/5
A) 90% B) 50% C) 10% D) Less than 1%
A) All the estuaries found in the Marine Ecosystem B) Fast-moving water like streams and rivers C) Still or slow moving water like pools, ponds, and lakes D) Water willed with chemosynthetic bacteria
A) All the estuaries found in the Marine Ecosystem B) Water willed with chemosynthetic bacteria C) Fast-moving water like streams and rivers D) Still or slow moving water like pools, ponds, and lakes
A) places of fast-moving water B) places where the soil is saturated for at least some time C) places where there is very dry areas D) places of slow moving water
A) lesser concentrations of dissolved oxygen B) breeding chemosynthetic bacteria C) greater concentrations of dissolved oxygen D) making kool-aide in a canoe
A) Common B) Rare C) Endangered D) Extinct
A) True B) False C) They are not protected D) They are extinct |