Biome Distribution and Characteristics Quiz

Coral reefs are aquatic ecosystems, not terrestrial biomes.

Taiga is known for its permafrost and sparse, low-growing vegetation.

Tundra biomes are defined by their permafrost layer.

Temperate Deciduous Forests are found at mountain bases and have four seasons.

Tropical Rainforests have high rainfall, warm temperatures, and dense vegetation.

Grassland biomes are often referred to as 'prairies'.

Savannas are characterized by vast grasslands with scattered trees.

Tropical Rainforests exhibit the highest biodiversity due to their complex ecosystems.

Chaparral biomes are known for their long, hot summers and plants adapted to drought.

Tundra is known for its vast treeless plains and cold temperatures.

Tropical Rainforests are known as 'the lungs of the Earth' due to their oxygen production.

Taiga biomes have cold winters, coniferous forests, and large mammals.

Deserts are known for their hot, dry climates and sparse vegetation.

Temperate Deciduous Forests have moderate temperatures, abundant rainfall, and diverse deciduous trees.

Deserts experience extreme temperature changes and minimal rainfall.

Temperate Deciduous Forests have long, cold winters and short, wet summers.

Swamps have low-lying vegetation and experience seasonal flooding.

Savannas have flat terrain and lack significant tree cover.

Taiga biomes feature a thick canopy of evergreen trees and acidic soil.