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What happens to living organisms in high temperatures?
What happens to living organisms in high temperatures?
- They become dormant
- They adapt to the environment
- They can be killed (correct)
- They grow faster
Which of the following is true about the effect of temperature on terrestrial and aquatic habitats?
Which of the following is true about the effect of temperature on terrestrial and aquatic habitats?
- Temperature affects both habitats equally
- Temperature affects terrestrial habitats more than aquatic (correct)
- Temperature has no effect on either habitat
- Temperature affects aquatic habitats more than terrestrial
What happens to evaporation and humidity with a rise in temperature?
What happens to evaporation and humidity with a rise in temperature?
- Evaporation increases and humidity decreases (correct)
- Both evaporation and humidity increase
- Evaporation decreases and humidity increases
- Both evaporation and humidity decrease
Study Notes
- Temperature refers to hotness or coldness
- It affects terrestrial habitat more than aquatic
- Rise in temperature leads to higher transpiration and metabolism
- High temperatures can kill most living organisms
- Low temperatures lead to dormancy or inactivity
- Some organisms grow faster with a rise in temperature
- High evaporation and low humidity are observed with a rise in temperature
- Extreme temperatures inhibit growth and life activities
- Organisms have adaptive features to live in low or high temperatures
- Bears in arctic regions have thick fur to adapt to the cold climate.
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Think you know everything about temperature? Test your knowledge with this quiz! From the effects of temperature on living organisms to the adaptive features they possess, this quiz covers it all. See how much you know about the impact of temperature on terrestrial and aquatic habitats, and the various consequences of extreme temperatures. Don't miss out on the chance to showcase your expertise on this important topic!
