Question

question 8 of 25
how are tropical rain forests and temperate forests different?
a. temperate forests are closer to the equator.
b. temperate forests have more seasonal changes.
c. temperate forests have more biodiversity.
d. temperate forests are more productive.

Explanation:

Tropical rain - forests are near the equator (so A is wrong). Tropical rain - forests have higher biodiversity (so C is wrong). Tropical rain - forests are more productive (so D is wrong). Temperate forests experience distinct seasons (e.g., summer, fall, winter, spring), while tropical rain - forests have relatively stable warm and wet conditions throughout the year.

Answer:

B. Temperate forests have more seasonal changes.