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Chapter 11
Multiple-Choice Quiz
Multiple-Choice Quiz
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Multiple-Choice Quiz
will test your knowledge of the basic concepts and ideas offered in Chapter 11. By successfully reviewing these concepts, you will reinforce your comprehension of these geographic ideas.
This activity contains 20 questions.
Small waxy leaves is a likely plant adaption to
reduce the surface are on which frost can form.
reduce the amount of moisture loss through transpiration.
reduce the amount of water absorbed during heavy rain.
increase the strength of leaves in a windy environment.
deter other organisms from eating it.
Climax vegetation
is the first plant community to form after a wildfire.
are the tallest trees in the tropical rain forest.
are the tallest trees in a desert.
is the first plant community to form after a hurricane.
is the stable plant community remaining after succession.
An increase in altitude is similar to an increase in latitude in that
it becomes more sunny.
it becomes warmer.
precipitation increases.
it becomes colder.
it becomes windier.
In parasitism,
both species benefit.
neither species benefits.
one species benefits, but the other is weakened.
one species benefits, and the other is not affected.
none of the above is true.
Which of the following is
not
an example of a biome?
midlatitude grassland
desert
forest–grassland ecotone
tropical rain forest
tundra
Chaparral, a dense growth of woody shrubs, dominates which biome?
midlatitude grassland
boreal forest
desert
tropical savanna
Mediterranean woodland and shrub
Tropical savannas
are largely a response to seasonality in precipitation.
are largely a response to seasonality in temperature.
cannot support grasses.
are not susceptible to wildfire.
have not been influenced by humans.
The arctic tundra
is dominated by evergreen needleleaf trees.
is dominated by deciduous needleleaf trees.
is moist enough for forest growth but is simply too cold.
is unforested because it is both cold and dry.
contains numerous species of reptiles and amphibians.
Which of the following is
not
a characteristic of the Mediterranean woodland and shrub biome?
small, waxy, leathery leaves
deep roots
many plants adapted to wildfire
plants adapted to wet summers and dry winters
none of the above
Riparian vegetation
occurs alongside streams.
occurs on ridge and hilltops.
is not formed due to local variations in subsurface moisture availability.
occurs on steep slopes.
does none of the above.
In a certain plant–animal relationship, the ant hollows out the thorns of a tree (
Acacia collinsii
) for nests, feeds on its nectar, and protects these trees from invertebrate herbivores. This is an example of what?
parasitism
mutualism
competition
commensalism
predation
A biome with abundant grasses is associated with which of the following environmental characteristics?
long, hot, dry summers
infertile soils
frequent fires
extremely wet conditions
north-facing exposures
The boreal forest is found in association with the
tundra climate.
humid continental climate.
subarctic climate.
humid subtropical climate.
none of the above.
Which of the following is
not
true about the midlatitude deciduous forest?
It has a fairly dense growth of broadleaf trees.
It has a thick undergrowth on the forest floor.
A large proportion has been cleared for agriculture.
It generally has a rich diversity of fauna.
Woody vines called lianas are common to
the rain forest.
the tundra.
savanna.
steppe.
none of the above.
Taiga
is a term applied to the
boreal forest.
rain forest.
steppe grasslands
tropical savanna.
none of the above.
Plants with small leathery or waxy leaves and deep roots to overcome the problem of summer drought are common to
the tundra.
the midlatitude deciduous forest.
the Mediterranean woodland and shrub biome
the boreal forest.
none of the above.
The locational coincidence between the _____ biome and the steppe climate is very pronounced.
Mediterranean woodland and shrub
the midlatitude grassland
the boreal forest
the desert
none of the above
Tropical scrub is associated with drier portions of the
tropical rain forest (Af) climate.
tropical savanna (Aw) climate
tropical desert (BWh) climate.
monsoon (Am) climate
all the above.
Xerophytic vegetation is typical of
rain forest.
deciduous forest.
tundra.
desert.
none of the above.
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