2G Unit B Habitats Chapter Test A (2nd)

A small, still body of freshwater is a(n) ............ A) pond B) ocean

A dry place that gets very little rain is a(n)........ A) ocean B) desert

How do desert animals get water? A) They breathe cold air B) They eat plants and other animals

Which animal would survive best in a woodland forest? A) a deer B) a parrot

What is true about a woodland forest habitat? A) It always has plenty of food. B) It a has a few plants living there.

Which is true about Arctic plants? A) They are small and low B) They have big leaves

Where would you find kelp and coral? A) in an ocean B) in a forest

How do gills, tubes, and skin help pond animals? A) They help them hide B) They help the breathe

What is true about a woodland forest habitat? A) they give wood for people to use B) They give food and shelter to animals

A large body of saltwater is called a(n)............ A) lake B) ocean

Plants called ..................... have thick skin that helps them survive in hot, dry places. A) cactuses B) kelp

A place where plants and animals live is a(n) .......... A) kelp B) habitat

Some pond animals breathe through............. A) blubber B) gills

A moist, warm place called a(n) ............. is home to many plants and animals. A) rain forest B) Arctic

Some animals in cold places have a thick layer of .......... under their skin. A) blubber ) kelp

Seaweed called ................ gives food and shelter to many animals. A) blubber B) kelp

The ............... is a cold, dry place. A) rain forest B) Arctic

How are woodland forest trees different from trees in a rainforest? A) some lose their leaves B) They grow low to the ground