10 Questions
What do young beetles live inside, according to the text?
Trees
Where can another microhabitat be found, as mentioned in the text?
In the soil
What is the purpose of fungi in the soil, based on the text?
To help plants grow
How many bacteria can one teaspoon of soil contain, according to the text?
One billion
Where do nematodes live based on the information in the text?
In the water that coats soil particles
Young beetles called larvae live inside the tree.
True
Beetles always attack healthy trees.
False
One teaspoon of soil can contain one million bacteria.
False
Match the following statements with the correct explanation:
Decomposers = Organisms that help keep soil healthy Healthy, living soil = Important for plant growth Loose soil = Best for living things due to air and water spaces Microhabitat in soil = Full of life with bacteria, fungi, and nematodes
Match the following actions with their corresponding stage in the beetle life cycle:
Eggs hatch = Start of beetle life cycle Larvae live inside tree = Feed on living bark Adults come out of holes = Cycle restarts Beetles spread from tree to tree = Outbreak potential
Explore information about habitats and microhabitats, focusing on the essentials living things need to survive like food, water, shelter, and safety. Learn about different types of habitats ranging from large forests, deserts, and oceans to smaller microhabitats like tree holes and rock undersides.
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