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What is the main type of plant found in forest biomes?

Trees

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What is the main characteristic of a desert biome?

Very low rainfall

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What is the climate like in the tundra biome?

Cold, dry, and windy with short summers

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What type of plant is most common in grasslands?

Grasses

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What is a biome?

A large region with specific climate, plants, and animals.

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Name one animal commonly found in a temperate forest.

Deer, fox, squirrel, owl

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Name one plant that has adapted to survive in the desert.

Cactus

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What is permafrost?

Permanently frozen ground beneath the surface

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Name one large herbivore (plant eating animal) found in grasslands.

Bison, antelope, zebra, elephant

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Name two factors that determine the type of biome in a region.

Climate (temperature and precipitation) and geography

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What is the difference between a tropical rainforest and a temperate forest?

Tropical rainforests are warm and wet year-round; temperate forests have four seasons and less rainfall.

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What is the difference between a hot desert and a cold desert? Give an example of each

Hot deserts are dry and hot (e.g., Sahara); cold deserts are dry and cold (e.g., Gobi).

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Name one adaptation that helps animals survive in the tundra.

Thick fur or fat layers (e.g., polar bears, arctic foxes)

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What is the difference between temperate grasslands and tropical savannas?

Temperate grasslands have cooler climates and fewer trees; savannas are warmer with scattered trees.

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Why do different biomes have different types of plants?

Because plants adapt to the climate and soil conditions of each biome.

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How do forests help regulate the Earth's climate?

They absorb carbon dioxide and produce oxygen, helping reduce greenhouse gases.

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How do animals in the desert conserve water?

By being nocturnal and storing water

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Why is plant life limited in the tundra biome?

Cold temperatures, short growing season, and frozen soil

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How do fires benefit grassland ecosystems?

They clear dead vegetation, return nutrients to the soil, and help new growth.

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How do biomes support biodiversity?

They provide unique habitats that support a variety of species.

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How does deforestation in forest biomes can affect biodiversity?

It reduces habitats, leading to species loss.

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How does human activities like mining or tourism can impact desert ecosystems?

They can cause habitat destruction, pollution, and disturb ecosystems.

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Explain the potential effects of climate change on tundra ecosystems.

Melting permafrost releases greenhouse gases, disrupts habitats, and threatens species adapted to cold.

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How has agriculture changed grassland biomes and what challenges does this present.

Farming replaces native plants, reduces biodiversity, and can lead to soil erosion and habitat loss.

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Explain how human activities affect two different biomes.

Deforestation harms forests by reducing biodiversity; overgrazing in grasslands leads to soil erosion and desertification.

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