Terrestrial Biome Review

Test Description: Terrestrial biomes

Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.

1) Which biome is located immediately below the Arctic Circle?

2) Which biome covers most of Canada and Russia and is responsible for make a third of Earth's oxygen?

3) Which biome is located in the eastern third of the United States, most of Europe, and Japan?

4) Which biome is located near the equatorial regions of the Amazon, the Congo River basin, and Southeast Asia?

5) Which biome covers most of Australia, the Middle East, northern parts of Africa, and the southwestern corner of the USA?

6) Which biome is located in the middle of the USA, Africa, and parts of South America, Europe, and Russia?

7) Which biome lacks trees due to its permanently frozen subsoil and year-round cold temperatures?

8) Which biome is dominated by evergreen coniferous trees like fir, spruce, and hemlock?

9) Which biome has four distinct seasons and is home to trees that shed their leaves in winter?

10) Which biome is known for its arid conditions and extreme 24 hour temperature swings?

11) Which biome is home to broadleaf evergreen trees often covered in climbing vines and epiphytes?

12) Which biome's climate is divided into two distinct seasons, winter and summer, or wet and dry seasons?

13) In which biome would you find few trees, tall grasses, and large grazing herbivores?

14) Which statement describes the climate of a tropical rainforest?

15) Which animals would be found in the prairie of North America?

16) Which term refers to permanently frozen subsoil?

17) Which term refers to the rich, fertile soil produced from decaying leaves?

18) Which term refers to trees that shed their leaves?

19) Which term refers to the variety of life in a given area?

20) Which two biomes receive the least amount of precipitation?


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