Question

select the correct answer from each drop - down menu.
temperate grasslands and tropical savannas are two biomes that are dominated by grass species, share similar wildlife, and have few trees. however, while temperate grasslands have hot summers and cold winters, the other grassland biome has

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the two grassland biomes:

1. Temperate Grasslands vs. Tropical Savannas: Tropical savannas (the first blank) have a climate with both rainy and dry seasons (not just hot/dry or hot summers - cold winters). Temperate grasslands have hot summers and cold winters. The second blank (the grassland biome with both rainy and dry seasons) is tropical savannas, and the third blank (climate of tropical savannas) is "both rainy and dry seasons".

Let's break down the correct selections:

• First drop - down (the grassland biome with the described climate): Tropical savannas (since temperate grasslands have hot summers and cold winters, while tropical savannas have distinct rainy and dry seasons).
• Second drop - down (climate of the non - temperate grassland biome): "both rainy and dry seasons" (tropical savannas have a wet and dry season cycle, unlike the hot - cold of temperate or the only hot - dry of some other arid regions).

Answer:

First drop - down: tropical savannas
Second drop - down: both rainy and dry seasons