1. What kinds of conditions are typical of areas with temperate deciduous forests? mid-latitudes, warm and wet summers, cold winters
tropical climate that changes in a seasonal pattern from cool and dry, to hot and dry, then warm and
wet
temperate regions with cool, wet winters and hot, dry summers
less than twelve inches of rainfall per year
areas near the equator that receive over 100 inches of rainfall per year
2. Which of the following is true about savannas?
They are the most productive biome on Earth.
On a per-acre basis, they contain the largest biomass of any biome on Earth
They get less than twelve inches of rain per year.
They are tropical grasslands
They are grasslands interspersed with trees that occur in temperate and tropical climates.