A cold habitat characterized by low temperatures, short plants, and long winters.
B.
Areas along the coast where wave and current lead to the creation of sediments, sand and small rocks.
C.
Are places where the land is covered by shallow water: marshes, ponds, the edges of large lakes and rivers, and low-lying areas that flood regularly.
D.
Are very wet places, receiving heavy rainfall every year. They get lots of sunlight and temperatures are usually high, between 20 and 35°C
2.
Which are the three main regions of tropical rainforest?
A.
In Central and South America, in West and Central Africa, and in Southwest Asia.
B.
In Central and South America, in West and Central Africa, and in Southeast Asia.
C.
In North and South America, in West and Central Africa, and in Southeast Asia.
D.
In Central and South America, in East and Central Africa, and in Southeast Asia.
3.
Which animals can live in the Polar regions?
A.
Colourful birds, bright insects, and a variety of fascinating mammals
B.
Birds, crabs, snails, fish, and many other.
C.
Worms, molluscs, crustaceans and insect larvae.
D.
Penguins, polar bears, reindeer, whales, seals, and walruses
4.
______________ and ___________can support a high density of grazing animals and it is a habitat for many large mammals such as bison, wildebeests, horses and anteaters.
5.
What do mountains provide to a wide range of terrestrial animals including mammals, birds, reptiles, invertebrates and amphibians ?
6.
Which are the world's dry places and cover at least 1/5th of the Earth’s surface?
7.
Which one is the largest habitat in the world?
8.
___________ support the greatest variety of _______ on earth, from microscopic plankton to giant _________ and this includes fish, crabs, ___________, starfish, and many more.
9.
Which animals can live in the Grassland and Savanna ?
A.
Bison and horses
B.
Anteaters and wildebeests
C.
Camel and scorpion
D.
Crab and Squid
10.
Which animals can live in the Seashore and Coral Reefs ?
A.
whales and seals
B.
octopuses and seahorses
C.
snails and fish
D.
Snakes and birds
11.
Which animals can live in the Desert ?
A.
Camels and scorpions
B.
Reindeers and squirrels
C.
Bats and spiders
D.
Kangaroos and rats
12.
Where is the largest Wetland in the world?
A.
Australia
B.
China
C.
Brazil
D.
USA
13.
Where is the largest Island in the world?
A.
Japan
B.
Greece
C.
Cuba
D.
Greenland
14.
Where are the Coniferous forests?
A.
North America, northern Europe, Mongolia to northern China and Japan
B.
Northern Europe, Russia, Mongolia to northern China, North America and Japan
C.
North America, northern Europe, Russia and Japan
D.
North America, northern Europe, Russia, Mongolia to northern China
15.
The most common animals that live in caves are _________, spiders, ___________ and aquatic life such as __________.
16.
There are two Polar Regions, the ______________ in the north and the _______________ in the south. These areas were created as a result of extreme cold and little heat.
