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Biome diversity / Environmental impact


Biome diversity / Environmental impactVersion en ligne You will need to watch this video and do your best answering these questions. par DEMARCUS SIMS 1 Which of the following best demonstrates how living things adapt to their ecosystem's unique environmental conditions? a A Cacti having spines and water-preserving coverings in the desert b Snakes being larger in tropical rainforests due to abundant prey c Animals migrating in temperate deciduous forests during winter d All of the above 2 How do the interactions between living and non-living things differ most significantly between tropical rainforests and temperate deciduous forests? a Rainfall amounts b Seasonal temperature variations c Soil nutrient availability d Plant density 3 Why might the soil in a tropical rainforest be less nutrient-rich compared to a temperate deciduous forest? a Less sunlight reaches the ground b Constant rainfall washes away nutrients c Plants are densely packed and continuously drain soil nutrients d Animals consume most of the soil's minerals 4 Which statement best illustrates the concept that ecosystems can vary dramatically in size? a Only large environments like entire continents are considered ecosystems b Ecosystems must always include multiple species c An ecosystem can range from a small puddle to the entire Earth d Ecosystems are always uniform in their characteristics 5 Which of the following best explains why different biomes exist around the world? a Random distribution of plant and animal species b Climate variations based on distance from the equator c Differences in soil composition alone d Purely based on human settlement patterns 6 If global temperatures were to increase significantly, which potential ecological consequence would MOST likely occur? a No change in existing biome characteristics b Dramatic shifts in vegetation and animal habitats c Immediate extinction of all current species d Complete preservation of current ecosystem boundaries 7 Why do boreal forests have predominantly evergreen coniferous trees? a They look more attractive b To maximize photosynthesis in limited sunlight c Because deciduous trees cannot survive d Random evolutionary selection

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Biome diversity / Environmental impactVersion en ligne

par DEMARCUS SIMS

Which of the following best demonstrates how living things adapt to their ecosystem's unique environmental conditions?

How do the interactions between living and non-living things differ most significantly between tropical rainforests and temperate deciduous forests?

Why might the soil in a tropical rainforest be less nutrient-rich compared to a temperate deciduous forest?

Which statement best illustrates the concept that ecosystems can vary dramatically in size?

Which of the following best explains why different biomes exist around the world?

If global temperatures were to increase significantly, which potential ecological consequence would MOST likely occur?

Why do boreal forests have predominantly evergreen coniferous trees?