Questions and Answers
Match the type of habitat with its description:
Terrestrial habitat = The plants and animals that live on land Aquatic habitat = The plants and animals that live in water Forest = A type of terrestrial habitat Desert = A type of terrestrial habitat
Match the components of habitat with their description:
Biotic components = Living things in the habitat Abiotic components = Non-living things in the habitat Polar bears = A biotic component of the habitat Snow and ice = An abiotic component of the habitat
Match the characteristics of polar bears with their description:
White in colour = Adaptation to their habitat Living in dens = A way of shelter in their habitat Eating seals = Their source of food Living in cold regions = Their habitat
Match the type of habitat with its example:
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Study Notes
Habitat
- The place where organisms live is called their habitat.
- Habitat provides a environment for organisms to survive and thrive.
Types of Habitat
- There are two main types of habitats:
Terrestrial Habitat
- Defined as the habitat of plants and animals that live on land.
- Examples of terrestrial habitats include:
- Forests
- Grasslands
- Deserts
Aquatic Habitat
- Defined as the habitat of plants and animals that live in water.
- Examples of aquatic habitats include:
- Oceans
- Rivers
- Lakes
Components of Habitat
- A habitat consists of two components:
- Biotic components (living things)
- Abiotic components (non-living things)
Example of a Habitat
Polar Bears
- Polar bears live in cold regions.
- They have white fur as an adaptation to their environment.
- They eat seals as their main source of food.
- They live in dens made of snow and ice.
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Description
Learn about the different types of habitats, their components, and examples. This quiz covers terrestrial and aquatic habitats, and how they support various organisms.
