A) Tropical forest B) Temperate forest C) Desert D) Boreal forest
A) 10% B) 50% C) 25% D) 33%
A) 40% B) 25% C) 33% D) 20%
A) 25 to 50 degrees B) 50 to 75 degrees C) 10 to 30 degrees D) 0 to 25 degrees
A) Rainforest B) Coniferous C) Deciduous D) Savanna
A) Dry subtropical B) Subarctic C) Temperate rainforest D) Tropical
A) Relatively dry subtropical B) Boreal C) Tropical D) Temperate rainforest
A) Cactus B) Broadleaf trees C) Palm trees D) Needle-leaved trees
A) Eucalypts and pine B) Maple and oak C) Pine and fir D) Olive and cork
A) Tropical vines B) Fruit trees C) Broadleaf deciduous trees D) Needle-leaved evergreen trees
A) Pine and fir B) Eucalypts and ash C) Olive and beech D) Maple and oak
A) Arctic regions B) Eastern North America, western Eurasia, and northeastern Asia C) Equatorial regions D) Southern Africa and Australia
A) They shed all their leaves during one season B) They have no trees C) They stay green all year D) They are always underwater
A) Oak B) Pine C) Eucalypts D) Maple
A) Central Australia B) The Mediterranean C) Sahara desert D) Pacific Northwest
A) Heavy snow B) Constant volcanic eruptions C) Tidal waves D) Human activity
A) Mining B) Logging C) Pollution D) Natural pollination
A) To prevent forest fires B) To cool the planet C) To make way for cultivation and building cities D) To help trees grow faster |