Question

Read each short description and math what place it is in.
1. Forest and woodland
2. Desert
3. Rainforest
4. Arctic
5. Grassland


a. It is very cold, windy, and often snowy biome located the North Pole.
b. It is an arid or dry region and contains plants and animals adapted for survival in this environment.
c. Something between a forest and a desert. There isn't enough rainfall for a forest to grow, but there is enough rain for grass to grow.
d. This is a transition zone between different ecosystems, such as grasslands, true forests, and deserts. There is fertile soil with conifers, deciduous trees and variety of animals.
e. This is also called a tropical rainforest with tall trees and warm and rainy all year around. This biome belongs to the tropical wet climate group.

Answer 1

Answer:

1) Forest and woodland

➨ This is a transition zone between different ecosystems, such as grasslands, true forests, and deserts. There is fertile soil with conifers,deciduous trees and variety of animals.

2) Desert

➨ It is an arid or dry region and contains plants and animals adapted for survival in this environment.

3) Rainforest

➨ This is also called a tropical rainforest with tall trees and warm and rainy all year around. This biome belongs to the tropical wet climate group.

4) Arctic

➨   It is very cold, windy, and often snowy biome located the North Pole.

5) Grassland

➨ Something between a forest and a desert. There isn't enough rainfall for a forest to grow, but there is enough rain for grass to grow.

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Answer 2

1) Forest and woodland

• This is a transition zone between different ecosystems, such as grasslands, true forests, and deserts. There is fertile soil with conifers,deciduous trees and variety of animals.

2) Desert

• It is an arid or dry region and contains plants and animals adapted for survival in this environment.

3) Rainforest

• This is also called a tropical rainforest with tall trees and warm and rainy all year around. This biome belongs to the tropical wet climate group.

4) Arctic

• It is very cold, windy, and often snowy biome located the North Pole.

5) Grassland

• Something between a forest and a desert. There isn't enough rainfall for a forest to grow, but there is enough rain for grass to grow.