Biomes
Climate Zones
Climate Graphs
Bonus Question
100

This biome is known for fertile soil, has lots of grasses and shrubs

Grasslands

100

Which climate zone would you find either side of the equator?

The tropics

100

A place with high temperatures, little temperature variation between seasons and high rainfall throughout the year especially in summer would suit which biomes? 

Tropical rainforest.
200

What are the two biomes with the least amount of precipitation?

Desert and polar lands

200

Which climate zone would best describe the Sunshine Coast?

Subtropical

200

Describe the what the blue columns and red line represent on a climate graph.

Columns = precipitation

Red line = monthly temperature average

300

Biomes on land are called t___________ biomes

Terrestrial biomes

300

Victoria and New Zealand are found predominantly in which climate zone?

Temperate

300

•Very hot average temperatures in Summer. Winter temperatures remain cool to cold.

•Low levels of inconsistent precipitation throughout the year.

Desert

300

Australia is the driest inhabited continent in the entire world. Around ___% of the Australian mainland is desert.

18%

400

The two main aquatic biomes are marine (saltwater) and freshwater - within a marine biome you can also have a c_____ r______ biome.

Coral reef

400

Name two countries that would feature in the polar climate zone. 

Alaska, Canada, Denmark, Iceland, Greenland, Norway, Finland, Sweden and Russia. 

400

A climate graph displays temperature and precipitation statistics for a particular location over a period of how long?

1 year

500

List two characteristics that help determine a biome.

Climate, precipitation, vegetation

500

Name the 3 other factors that influence climate.

1. Ocean Currents

2.

3.

4.

1. Ocean Currents

2. Latitude

3. Landforms

4. Elevation

500

Calculate the average temperature of the Sunshine Coast in January if the average high is 33 and average low is 21


27 

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