What is the largest rainforest in the world?*A) African RainforestB) Amazon RainforestC) Australian RainforestD) Southeast Asian Rainforest

Of the following forests, where is the largest biodiversity found?Group of answer choicesBoreal forestsConiferous forestTropical rainforestTemperate rainforests

The biome with the greatest number of ecological niches and highest species diversity is ________.Question 5Select one:A.deciduous forestB.tropical rain forestC.desertD.boreal forestE.chaparral

Which biome is the world’s largest and contains mostly coniferous trees? tropical rain forest deciduous forest taiga grassland

Which of the following is the largest carbon sink on our planet?Group of answer choicesthe oceansthe Amazon rainforestthe grassy plains across Asiathe poles of the planet

Comprehension Cloze (Fill in each blank with a suitable word).                                                   Tropical rainforests are found in areas where there is no dry season. They can be described in twowords: hot and (1) . Tropical rainforests cover only six percent of the earth’s                     (2) surface. Yet it is believed that they are home to half the world’s living species. Morespecies of all kinds live in rainforests (3) anywhere else on earth. However, every oneand a half seconds, rainforests equivalent to a football (4) in size are destroyed.Their (5)  is a major cause of the rising greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere.           Even more importantly, it places them at the centre of one of the most important crises we               face today. Human activity, particularly the clearing of tropical rainforest, is (6)  for theextinction of many species.However, we can still be reasonably confident (7)  life on earth will recover. It has inthe past but it has (8)  millions of years.  For the children of (9)  andthe citizens of tomorrow, the destruction of our rainforests will be unthinkable. A vast irreplaceablesupply of food and medicine is (10)  destroyed; a spring of knowledge and beauty isdrying (11) . If we ignore what is (12) , these precious resources willbe lost forever.To help save our rainforests, we need to raise (13)  awareness and ensure everyonelearns more about rainforests. It is also important that governments work together to restoredamaged rainforests (14)  planting trees on land (15)  forests have beencut down. Together, we can still save the rainforests.