
5 Biomes in Nelson Mandela Bay.
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- Q1Which of the following biomes is NOT one of the biomes found at Nelson Mandela Bay?sThicketNama KarooFynbosSavanna120s
- Q2What is an endemic species?Species that are endemic to an area are species that were just introduced into that areaSpecies that are endemic to an area are no longer found in that areaSpecies that are endemic to an area are found only in that areaSpecies that are endemic to an area are species will not live much longer unless something is done to protect them120s
- Q3Which of the following correctly describes the climate and soil conditions of the fynbos biome?Fynbos is a winter rainfall biome with shallow, nutrient poor sandstone soilsFynbos is a summer rainfall biome with deep, nutrient rich sandstone soilsFynbos is a summer rainfall biome with shallow, nutrient poor sandstone soilsFynbos is a winter rainfall biome with deep, nutrient rich sandstone soils120s
- Q4Which of the following is NOT a characteristic plant group of the fynbos biome?AdansoniaRestiosProteasEricas120s
- Q5Which of the following correctly describes the climate and soil conditions of the thicket biome?Deep dark brown loamy soilsShallow black loamy soilsShallow red loamy soilsDeep red loamy soils120s
- Q6Why is the Spekboom plant in the thicket biome considered to be an important buffer to the effects of global warming?It shows exceptionally high carbon dioxide storage abilityIt is very difficult to cut downWhen it photosynthesizes, it cools the air surrounding its leavesIt produces more oxygen than other plants120s
- Q7Why is it important to protect the Thicket biome?Thicket plants can absorb more greenhouse gasses than any other biome's plants canThe thicket biome has the greatest tourist potential of all South African biomesOnce cleared, thicket is gone forever and cannot be re-instatedThicket has the greatest biodiversity of all biomes in the world120s
- Q8Which of the following correctly describes the climate and soil conditions of the Nama-Karoo biome?The Nama Karoo has wet interior areas on shallow, poorly drained soilsThe Nama Karoo has dry interior areas on deep, poorly drained soilsThe Nama Karoo has drier interior areas on deep soilsThe Nama Karoo has drier interior areas on shallow, well drained soils120s
- Q9Which grass species in the Grassland biome is an indicator of an undisturbed grassland?Hard Fescue GrassRooigrasSwitchgrassBuffalo Grass120s
- Q10Which of the following is NOT a reason why tall trees can grow in the Forest biome mentioned in the pamphlet?Forests occur in kloofs in mountains which are wetter and cooler than surrounding areasThe forest soil is extremely deep, allowing space for deep rootsForest areas experience high rainfallForests occur in kloofs in mountains which are protected from fires120s