Habitat Components

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Match the following terms with their correct definitions:

Abiotic components = Physical or non-living components of a habitat Biotic components = Living beings in a habitat Desert = Hot and has very little water Rainforest = Hot but has plenty of water

Match the following organisms with the correct type of habitat they can survive in:

Plants in a rainforest = Cannot survive in the desert Frog in a pond = Cannot survive in an ocean Whales and sharks = Cannot survive in a pond

Match the following environments with their corresponding organisms:

Pond = Frog Ocean = Whales and sharks Rainforest = Plants that cannot survive in the desert

Match the following organisms with their corresponding habitats:

<p>Frog = Pond Whales and sharks = Ocean Plants that cannot survive in the desert = Rainforest</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following types of environments with their characteristics:

<p>Desert = Hot and has very little water Rainforest = Hot but has plenty of water Pond = Very different environment from the ocean</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Matching Organisms and Environments

The text requires matching different organisms with their corresponding habitats or environments
Organisms must be matched with the correct type of habitat they can survive in
Conversely, environments must be matched with their corresponding organisms
The text also requires matching types of environments with their characteristics