Biomes general
Carbon cycle
Water cycle
Rainforest
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100

Which biome is defined by a growing season that lasts only a few weeks due to permafrost?

tundra

100

Which human activity is the largest contributor to increased atmospheric carbon dioxide levels?

burning fossil fuels

100

What stage of the water cycle involves water falling to the ground as rain, snow, sleet, or hail?

Precipitation

100

Which layer of the rainforest contains smaller trees, shrubs, and plants that adapt to low light conditions?

Understory

100

What is the name of the line of latitude that divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres?

equator

200

Which biome has precipitation levels comparable to the tundra but is characterized by extreme heat during the day?

hot desert

200

What process removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and incorporates it into glucose?

photosynthesis

200

What process describes water moving from plant leaves to the atmosphere?

Transpiration

200

The helpful things nature does to keep our environment healthy and stable. This includes stabilising the climate, disease control, and cleaning water. These services help make sure our surroundings stay safe and clean.

Regulating services

200

Which biome surrounds deserts in Africa, Australia, and South America and features scattered trees and seasonal rainfall?

Savanna

300

Which biome supports plant species with extensive root systems to gather scarce water?

Desert

300

What is the process by which carbon is captured and stored in natural reservoirs such as forests, soils, or geological formations?

Carbon Sequestration

300

What is the term for the flow of water over the land surface, typically into rivers, lakes, or oceans?

Surface Runoff

300

What food crops are commonly grown in tropical rainforest regions, such as cacao and bananas?

cash crops

300

Which biome is found between 15° and 35° latitude, north and south of the equator?

desert

400

What adaptation allows conifers to survive in cold and dry climates?

Needles

400

What term describes a reservoir, such as a forest or ocean, that accumulates and holds carbon over a period of time?

Carbon Store

400

What is the process by which water soaks into the soil from the surface, replenishing underground water supplies?

Infiltration

400

What are the four different types of ecosystem services?

provisioning, supporting, regulating, cultural

400

What is the primary biome found in South Korea?

Temperate Deciduous Forest

500

What process helps recycle nutrients on the rainforest floor due to wet and warm conditions?

Decomposition

500

What is the main way carbon stored in biomass returns to the atmosphere naturally?

respiration

500

What is the largest carbon store on Earth, holding vast amounts of carbon in the form of dissolved carbon dioxide and organic matter?

The ocean

500

What does HEP stand for as one of the causes of damage to the rainforest? 

Hydro-electric power

500

Which tropical rainforest animal has the latin name 'bradypus tridactylus'?

The three-toed sloth

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