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1 Standardized Test Prep
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2 Multiple Choice 1. Which of the following describes a biome?
A. All the areas on Earth that are life-supporting B. Weather conditions in an area for a specific time period C. A region characterized by specific climate and organism communities D. An area where the animal population interacts with its abiotic environment

3 Multiple Choice 1. Which of the following describes a biome?
A. All the areas on Earth that are life-supporting B. Weather conditions in an area for a specific time period C. A region characterized by specific climate and organism communities D. An area where the animal population interacts with its abiotic environment

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2. What type of forest has the greatest biodiversity? F. Taiga forest G. Temperate deciduous forest H. Temperate rain forest I. Tropical rain forest

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2. What type of forest has the greatest biodiversity? F. Taiga forest G. Temperate deciduous forest H. Temperate rain forest I. Tropical rain forest

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3. What is the diversity of the species in an area dependent on? A. Plant life B. Rainfall C. Sunlight D. Temperature

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3. What is the diversity of the species in an area dependent on? A. Plant life B. Rainfall C. Sunlight D. Temperature

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4. What are the main factors that determine weather? F. Altitude, latitude, precipitation, temperature G. Altitude, latitude, precipitation, vegetation H. Air currents, altitude, temperature, vegetation I. Air currents, precipitation, temperature, vegetation

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4. What are the main factors that determine weather? F. Altitude, latitude, precipitation, temperature G. Altitude, latitude, precipitation, vegetation H. Air currents, altitude, temperature, vegetation I. Air currents, precipitation, temperature, vegetation

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5. What can be inferred about the biomes of Africa? A. Africa has a large concentration of tropical rain forests. B. Africa has a limited number of plant and animal communities. C. Africa has all types of plant life because of the many diverse biomes. D. Africa has large desert areas that get less than centimeters of precipitation a year.

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5. What can be inferred about the biomes of Africa? A. Africa has a large concentration of tropical rain forests. B. Africa has a limited number of plant and animal communities. C. Africa has all types of plant life because of the many diverse biomes. D. Africa has large desert areas that get less than centimeters of precipitation a year.

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6. Which biome covers the most surface area in Africa? F. Desert G. Highland H. Mediterranean I. Steppe

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6. Which biome covers the most surface area in Africa? F. Desert G. Highland H. Mediterranean I. Steppe

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7. According to the map, which of the following determines the characteristics of a biome? A. Geographic borders B. Latitude C. Longitude D. Ocean proximity

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7. According to the map, which of the following determines the characteristics of a biome? A. Geographic borders B. Latitude C. Longitude D. Ocean proximity

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8. What geographic features are near 10°N, 40°E? F. Mountains G. Plains H. Rivers I. Volcanoes

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8. What geographic features are near 10°N, 40°E? F. Mountains G. Plains H. Rivers I. Volcanoes

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