Discover the Wonders of Rainforests
Discover the Wonders of Rainforests
Test your knowledge about one of the world's most fascinating ecosystems with our engaging rainforest quiz! Explore various aspects of rainforests, from their unique layers to the incredible biodiversity they support.
- 11 exciting questions
- Multiple choice and checkbox formats
- Learn fun facts along the way
How many continents have rainforests?
3
7
6
Which of these describes a temperate rainforest?
Found near coasts
Found near the equator
Found in mountainous areas
Found in deserts
Very dry
Found in the mid-latitudes
Is not a habitat for many animals
Lots of rain
True or False - there is a species of dolphin that lives in the rainforest?
True
False
Rainforests are made up of four layers. Can you select the correct order from lowest to highest?
Upper canopy; forest floor; emergent, understory.
Emergent; understory; upper canopy; forest floor
Forest floor; understory; upper canopy; emergent
Forest floor; understory; emergent; upper canopy
Human beings have been destroying the rainforest for how many years?
50
60
100
30
Select the reasons that the rainforest is important:
Rainforests hold an estimated half of the world's plants and animals
Some cancer treatments can only be found in rainforests
Rainforests regulate global temperatures
Rainforests absorb carbon dioxide
Rainforests produce about half of the word's oxygen
Rainforests are the planet's oldest ecosystems
True
False
Which of these describes a tropical rainforest?
Sunny and dry
Found near the equator
Lots of rain
High temperatures
High humidity
Low temperatures
True or False - there is a rainforest in Scotland
False - don't be ridiculous!
True - makes sense, it's wet enough!
What percentage of the world is covered by rainforest?
17%
35%
4%
7%
9%
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