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⩥ Which would most likely be found in a bog? Answer: Carnivorous Plants ⩥ What is true about rainforests. Answer: Covers six percent of the earth and contains half of all the species of plants and animals on earth. ⩥ Where do you find mosses and lichen? Answer: In the tundra ⩥ Where of you find evergreen trees? Answer: taiga ⩥ where do you find trees with color-changing leaves such as oak, maple and beech? Answer: deciduous forests ⩥ Where can you find plants with shallow widespread roots and thick leaves? Answer: Deserts ⩥ where can you find large evergreen trees, vines, ferns and mosses? Answer: tropical rainforests ⩥ Where can you find various species of grasses? Answer: grasslands ⩥ Define habitat fragmentation. Answer: Breaking up habitats to the point where the habitat can no longer remain functional

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⩥ Which would most likely be found in a bog? Answer: Carnivorous Plants


⩥ What is true about rainforests. Answer: Covers six percent of the earth
and contains half of all the species of plants and animals on earth.


⩥ Where do you find mosses and lichen? Answer: In the tundra


⩥ Where of you find evergreen trees? Answer: taiga


⩥ where do you find trees with color-changing leaves such as oak, maple
and beech? Answer: deciduous forests


⩥ Where can you find plants with shallow widespread roots and thick
leaves? Answer: Deserts


⩥ where can you find large evergreen trees, vines, ferns and mosses?
Answer: tropical rainforests


⩥ Where can you find various species of grasses? Answer: grasslands


⩥ Define habitat fragmentation. Answer: Breaking up habitats to the point
where the habitat can no longer remain functional

,⩥ Habitat degradation. Answer: Act of polluting or otherwise altering a
habitat until the quality of the habitat can no longer support life


⩥ Habitat destruction. Answer: Act of COMPLETE loss of habitat through
direct human involvement


⩥ Aquatic. Answer: Relating to water


⩥ terrestrial. Answer: Relating to soil or dry land


⩥ phytoplankton. Answer: floating algae


⩥ crustaceans. Answer: invertebrate aquatic animals. such as crab, lobster
or shrimp


⩥ Describes urban sprawl? Answer: Mass expansion of urban areas which
rapidly destroy the
surrounding environment


⩥ Which habitat would heavy grazers and burrowing animals most likely
be found? Answer: Grasslands


⩥ Describe a prescribed burn? Answer: Controlled fires created by experts
to clear fire fuel


⩥ Rainforests cover which percentage of the earth? Answer: Six

, ⩥ Which of the following trees are most common in boreal forests? Answer:
Coniferous


⩥ T/F A forest habitat which undergoes fragmentation can lose up to 45
percent of its biodiversity. Answer: False



⩥ Forests are responsible for storing large amounts of carbon. However, there
are some cases in which forests can also release significant amounts of carbon
into the atmosphere. When does this typically occur? Answer: Trees release
carbon when decaying, so when areas experience deforestation large amounts
of a forest's sequestered carbon will be released back into the atmosphere


⩥ Which is a true statement about non-tidal marshes? Answer: They occur in
poorly draining low places and along boundaries of freshwater sources


⩥ What best describes high-grading harvest? Answer: Only cutting the largest
or most valuable tree species in an area


⩥ What percent of forests remain in the United States? Answer: 33%


⩥ What is NOT a good reason for conducting a prescribed burn? Answer:
Preventing wildlife from entering unwanted areas. As this disrupts natural
processes.


⩥ What is a description for the logging practice term known as clear cutting?
Answer: Logging all trees of the same age in one area. Meaning, cutting down
all the trees, regardless of how old or valuable they are.


⩥ Which of the following best describes kudzu and garlic mustard found in
North American forests? Answer: Invasive species impacting forest health

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