Question 1

What is a biome?

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A group of ecosystems with similar climates and organisms

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Me in a biography

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A continent

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A group of people working for the environment

Question 2

How is the "Alpine" biome?

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Found in high mountains; also describes the mountain vegetation zone between the tree line and the snow line

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Warm, wet and mild areas and dominated by deciduous trees (trees that lose their leaves in the autumn).

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Very dry areas of hot deserts populated with grasses, herbs and shrubs adapted to live in very arid areas.

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Hot and dry like a desert but has more rain and therefore more plants and animals, including yucca, trees and cacti, coyotes, deer, lizards and jack rabbits.

Question 3

How is the "Desert scrub" biome?

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Very dry areas of hot deserts populated with grasses, herbs and shrubs adapted to live in very arid areas.

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Found in high mountains; also describes the mountain vegetation zone between the tree line and the snow line

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This is a mixture of grasslands and woodland. There are some trees, but they are spread out enough to allow the sunlight to reach the ground and grasses in between. Animals that live here include zebras, giraffes and lions.

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Areas where a variety of grasses grow. There are few other trees or plants apart from near to water sources. The grasslands are very hot places in summer. Some become extremely cold in the winter.

Question 4

How is the "Chaparral" biome?

Accepted Answer

Hot and dry like a desert but has more rain and therefore more plants and animals, including yucca, trees and cacti, coyotes, deer, lizards and jack rabbits.

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Deserts are dry; less than 25cm rain per year. They can be hot and sandy or cold and icy. Both hot and cold deserts can support life as long as it is well adapted, such as cacti and silver ants in hot deserts, and penguins in cold deserts.

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Cold, harsh and difficult for much vegetation to survive. Found at the top of mountains and the Poles. These areas are snow-covered and all life here is very hardy, including mosses, birds and mountain goats.

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Very wet and cold, receiving plenty of snow during the winter. Coniferous trees are evergreen and remain green all year round. The soil is not very nutritious and therefore, the variety of vegetation is limited.

Question 5

How is the "Deciduous Forest" biome?

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Warm, wet and mild areas and dominated by deciduous trees (trees that lose their leaves in the autumn).

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Warm, wet and humid, rainforests are home to half of the world's species and are populated with dense vegetation and trees. Rainforest animals include sloths, howler monkeys and jaguars.

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Deserts are dry; less than 25cm rain per year. They can be hot and sandy or cold and icy. Both hot and cold deserts can support life as long as it is well adapted, such as cacti and silver ants in hot deserts, and penguins in cold deserts.

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Areas where a variety of grasses grow. There are few other trees or plants apart from near to water sources. The grasslands are very hot places in summer. Some become extremely cold in the winter.

Question 6

How is the "Desert" biome?

Accepted Answer

They are dry; less than 25cm rain per year. They can be hot and sandy or cold and icy. Both hot and cold deserts can support life as long as it is well adapted, such as cacti and silver ants in hot deserts, and penguins in cold deserts.

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Areas where a variety of grasses grow. There are few other trees or plants apart from near to water sources. The grasslands are very hot places in summer. Some become extremely cold in the winter.

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Areas where a variety of grasses grow. There are few other trees or plants apart from near to water sources. The grasslands are very hot places in summer. Some become extremely cold in the winter.

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Found in high mountains; also describes the mountain vegetation zone between the tree line and the snow line

Question 7

How is the "Grasslands" biome?

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Areas where a variety of grasses grow. There are few other trees or plants apart from near to water sources. The grasslands are very hot places in summer. Some become extremely cold in the winter.

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This is a mixture of grasslands and woodland. There are some trees but they are spread out enough to allow the sunlight to reach the ground and grasses in between. Animals that live here include zebras, giraffes and lions.

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Warm, wet and humid, rainforests are home to half of the world's species and are populated with dense vegetation and trees. Rainforest animals include sloths, howler monkeys and jaguars.

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Very wet and cold, receiving plenty of snow during the winter. Coniferous trees are evergreen and remain green all year round. The soil is not very nutritious and therefore, the variety of vegetation is limited.

Question 8

How is the "Rainforest" biome?

Accepted Answer

Warm, wet and humid, rainforests are home to half of the world's species and are populated with dense vegetation and trees. Rainforest animals include sloths, howler monkeys and jaguars.

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Very wet and cold, receiving plenty of snow during the winter. Coniferous trees are evergreen and remain green all year round. The soil is not very nutritious and therefore, the variety of vegetation is limited.

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This is a mixture of grasslands and woodland. There are some trees, but they are spread out enough to allow the sunlight to reach the ground and grasses in between. Animals that live here include zebras, giraffes and lions.

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Cold, harsh and difficult for much vegetation to survive. Found at the top of mountains and the Poles. These areas are snow-covered and all life here is very hardy, including mosses, birds and mountain goats.

Question 9

How is the "Savanna" biome?

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This is a mixture of grasslands and woodland. There are some trees, but they are spread out enough to allow the sunlight to reach the ground and grasses in between. Animals that live here include zebras, giraffes and lions.

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Very wet and cold, receiving plenty of snow during the winter. Coniferous trees are evergreen and remain green all year round. The soil is not very nutritious and therefore, the variety of vegetation is limited.

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They are dry; less than 25cm rain per year. They can be hot and sandy or cold and icy. Both hot and cold deserts can support life as long as it is well adapted, such as cacti and silver ants in hot deserts, and penguins in cold deserts.

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Cold, harsh and difficult for much vegetation to survive. Found at the top of mountains and the Poles. These areas are snow-covered and all life here is very hardy, including mosses, birds and mountain goats.

Question 10

How is the "Taiga" biome?

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Very wet and cold, receiving plenty of snow during the winter. Coniferous trees are evergreen and remain green all year round. The soil is not very nutritious and therefore, the variety of vegetation is limited.

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Areas where a variety of grasses grow. There are few other trees or plants apart from near to water sources. The grasslands are very hot places in summer. Some become extremely cold in the winter.

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Warm, wet and humid, rainforests are home to half of the world's species and are populated with dense vegetation and trees. Rainforest animals include sloths, howler monkeys and jaguars.

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Cold, harsh and difficult for much vegetation to survive. Found at the top of mountains and the Poles. These areas are snow-covered and all life here is very hardy, including mosses, birds and mountain goats.

Question 11

How is the "Tundra" biome?

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Cold, harsh and difficult for much vegetation to survive. Found at the top of mountains and the Poles. These areas are snow-covered and all life here is very hardy, including mosses, birds and mountain goats.

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Warm, wet and humid, rainforests are home to half of the world's species and are populated with dense vegetation and trees. Rainforest animals include sloths, howler monkeys and jaguars.

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Areas where a variety of grasses grow. There are few other trees or plants apart from near to water sources. The grasslands are very hot places in summer. Some become extremely cold in the winter.

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This is a mixture of grasslands and woodland. There are some trees but they are spread out enough to allow the sunlight to reach the ground and grasses in between. Animals that live here include zebras, giraffes and lions.

Question 12

What is the best drink? =)

Accepted Answer

Student tears

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Hot chocolate

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<P>Coffee</P>

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