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Geography quiz for grade 6: The biosphere This quiz helps revise “The biosphere” in Geography for grade 6. It has 25 questions in five categories: The living shell, Soil, Natural zones, Who lives where, Protecting life. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
The living shell 100 What single word means all the plant life of an area?
200 And what word means all the animal life of an area?
300 What are underwater structures…
In the game400 Which scientist, the first…
In the game500 Living things have been…
In the gameSoil 100 What do we call the loose, fertile top layer of the ground that plants grow in?
200 Which animal tunnels through the ground, loosening and mixing it as it goes?
300 What is the dark…
In the game400 What are the very…
In the game500 What is a vertical…
In the gameNatural zones 100 Sand dunes, scorching heat and hardly a plant in sight. Which natural zone is this?
200 A grassy plain with scattered trees where zebras graze. Which zone is this?
300 A cold, treeless zone…
In the game400 What is the belt…
In the game500 What is the thick…
In the gameWho lives where 100 Which marsupial bounds along on powerful back legs and lives only in Australia?
200 These birds cannot fly, but they swim superbly and raise their chicks on the Antarctic ice. What are they?
300 Which tree of the…
In the game400 The leaves of which…
In the game500 This unhurried animal spends…
In the gameProtecting life 100 Which global register of species threatened with extinction is named after a warning colour?
200 What is a protected area called where no farming, logging or building is allowed, so nature stays untouched?
300 In 1998 these wild…
In the game400 Which biosphere reserve in…
In the game500 What is it called…
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