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G6 Ch4 L3 Comparing Ecosystems

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    Week 22 McGraw-Hill Science for ESL students.
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  • What determines climate?
    Temperature and precipitation.
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  • What is a biome?
    A major climate area.
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  • Explain the climate of a Tundra.
    Permafrost, long cold winters, short mild summers, etc.
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  • What kind of animals can you find in a tundra biome? Name three.
    Polar bears, snow leopards, tundra swans, walruses, seals, yaks, hares, owls, etc.
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  • How are tundras and taigas similar? How are they different?
    Wow, you really know your stuff! / Sorry, we were looking for...
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  • What is a desert biome defined by and what are the characteristics of a hot desert?
    Precipitation; hot and dry.
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  • Explain why deserts may seem to have fewer animals during the day than other biomes do.
    Many of the animals are nocturnal.
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  • What are wetlands and what is their importance?
    Areas in which water is near the surface of the soil much of the time; they serve as natural water filters and sponges; help remove various pollutants
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  • How are tropical and temperate rainforests similar? How are they different?
    Wow, you really know your stuff! / Sorry, we were looking for...
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  • Name five kinds of biomes.
    Tundra, taiga, desert, grasslands, forest (coniferous, deciduous, rain), ocean, fresh water (lakes, rivers, ponds), etc.
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