Climate Zones and Biomes Quiz

Regions on Earth defined by climate conditions such as temperature and precipitation.

The coldest climate zone located at the poles, characterized by extreme cold and ice.

A biome in the polar zone, featuring a soilless environment and few plants and animals.

A biome in the temperate zone, with coniferous forests and a longer growing season than tundra.

Major communities classified by predominant vegetation and organism adaptations to their environment.

Forests in the temperate zone characterized by evergreen trees and shrubs.

Trees that produce cones and have needle-like leaves.

Trees that shed their leaves in autumn.

Regions with hot, rainless summer months and unique scrub vegetation.

Biome with a layered structure, supporting diverse plant and animal life.

Areas experiencing a dramatic contrast between dry and rainy seasons.

Grassland regions that are warm year-round with dry and wet seasons.

Areas not restricted to one climate zone, adapted to harsher conditions.