Question

this biome has four seasons and year - round precipitation with cold winters and warm summers. a nutrient - rich soil called humus covers the forest floor. broadleaf hardwood trees and a few evergreen pines, woody shrubs and perennial herbs grow in spring and summer, lose their leaves in fall, and become dormant during winter. animals in this biome include the deer, black bear, and blue jay. temperate deciduous forest grassland boreal forest

Explanation:

The description mentions four seasons, broadleaf hardwood trees that lose leaves in fall (deciduous), humus - rich soil, and animals like deer which are characteristic of Temperate Deciduous Forest. Grassland has mainly grasses, Boreal Forest has coniferous trees (not broadleaf deciduous in the way described here), and Chaparral has different vegetation and climate characteristics.

Answer:

Temperate Deciduous Forest