Large areas that have similar year-round weather and animals

What is the definition of adaptation?

A structure or ability that helps a plant or animal survive

Low area covered by water for at least part of the year

What animals live in the chaparral biome?

Bobcats, coyotes, rats, lizards, desert cottontails

What is a kelp forest?

It is made of kelp, algae, kelp is in the water held upright

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Biomes-3rd Grade Science

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1
What biome would I find this animal in?
Rain Forest
Ocean
Coniferous Forest
Desert
2
Challenge: What adaptation would help a plant or animal survive in the desert?
Being active only during the day
The ability to save water
Being able to withstand strong winds
3
What is the biome that gets the most rain?
Tropical Rainforest
Grasslands
Desert
Chaparral
4
What is a biome?
A place with only green grass and flowers
Neighborhood of animals
Large areas that have similar year-round weather and animals
A place in the middle of a biology book
5
What biome is this?
Grassland
Deciduous Forest
Rain Forest
Tundra
6
What is the definition of adaptation?
An area that receives a lot of sunshine
A structure or ability that helps a plant or animal survive
A change that helps humans become better
A biome that gets only very little rain
7
What is a wetland?
Land that never gets wet
Low area covered by water for at least part of the year
A place that is wet
8
What is this an example of?
A weird bug
A leaf
A biome
Adaption
9
What animals live in the chaparral biome?
Snapping turtles, crabs, fish, swans, shorebirds
Black bears, woodpeckers, elk, flying squirrels, owls
Bobcats, coyotes, rats, lizards, desert cottontails
Octopus, squid, oysters, krill, sealions
10
A _____ is an area with mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers that support evergreen shrubs.
Chaparral
Rain forest
Tundra
Ocean
11
In which biome would you probably find trees with needle-shaped leaves?
Coniferous forest
Grassland
Deciduous Forest
Tundra
12
What do living things need?
Salt water, spaghetti, grass
Food, air, water, shelter
Food, shoes, Cheetos, air
13
In which biome would I find this plant?
Grassland
Desert
Tundra
Rain Forest
14
Looking at the image, what biome mainly covers Australia?
Desert
Tropical Rainforest
Chaparral
Tundra
15
What is a kelp forest?
It is made of kelp, algae, kelp is in the water held upright
Who knows?
A forest where instead of saying help they say "Kelp!"

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