1. Explain:
- Characteristics of the Biosphere
- Climate and Climagraphs
- Land
Biomes - plants, animals, etc.
- Tundra
- Taiga
- Deciduous Forest
- Rainforest
- Grassland
- Desert
- Fresh
Water Biomes - plants, animals, etc.
- Rivers and Streams
- Lakes and Ponds
- Wetlands / Estuaries
- Marine
Biomes - plants, animals, etc.
- Shorelines
- Temperate Oceans
- Tropical Oceans
2. Define the following terms:
- biotic factors
- abiotic factors
- symbiotic relationships
- commensalism
- parasitism
- mutualism
- competation - predator / prey relationships
- producers
- comsumers
- herbivore
- carnivore
- omnivore
- scavenger
- decomposer
- trophic levels
- food chain / food web
3. Be able to read and interpret data from a climagraph.
4. Draw a climagraph and identify the biome from
the data given.
5. Locate each biome on a World map.
6. Identify biomes of North America.
7. Place plants and animals into the specific biomes
they are found.
8. Differentiate between the types of symbiotic
relationships.
9. Name producers, herbivores, and carnivores from
each biome.
10. Classify each organism in a food web as a producer,
consumer, or decomposer.
11. Explain specific plant and animal adaptations
for each biome.
12. Identify specific biomes from data.
Review
Geo/Bio History Unit
Review
Comparative Anatomy
