Question

8 matching 4 points match the biome to its description tundra desert tropical rain forest grassland (prairie) has grass, but few trees due to fires, drought, and grazing animals has organisms with special adaptations for hot, dry climate greatest diversity of plants has permafrost

Explanation:

• Tundra: Permafrost (permanently frozen soil) is a key feature of the tundra biome.
• Desert: Deserts have hot, dry climates, so organisms there have special adaptations to survive such conditions.
• Tropical Rain Forest: Tropical rain forests have the greatest biodiversity (diversity of plants and animals) due to high rainfall and warm temperatures.
• Grassland (prairie): Grasslands have grasses as the dominant vegetation, and factors like fires, drought, and grazing animals limit tree growth.

Answer:

• Tundra: Has permafrost
• Desert: Has organisms with special adaptations for hot, dry climate
• Tropical Rain Forest: Greatest diversity of plants
• Grassland (prairie): Has grass, but few trees due to fires, drought, and grazing animals