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Q1.What is the highest layer of the rainforest??

A The Excellent Layer

B The Immigrant Layer

C The Emergent Layer

D The Emerald Layer

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Q1.What is the highest layer of the rainforest??

A The Excellent Layer

B The Immigrant Layer

C The Emergent Layer

D The Emerald Layer

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Q2. What is the special name given to the imaginary line that is

drawn round the centre of the earth on globes and maps?

A The Equal

B The Crater

C The Middle Line

D The Equator

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Q2. What is the special name given to the imaginary line that is drawn

round the centre of the earth on globes and maps?

A The Equal

B The Crater

C The Middle Line

D The Equator

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Q3. Where do tropical rainforests

grow?

A AntarcticaB The NorthC Near the EquatorD Scotland

Q3. Where do tropical rainforests grow?

A AntarcticaB The NorthC Near the EquatorD Scotland

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Q4.Which of these best describes weather conditions in

tropical rainforests?

A Hot and Humid

B Cold and Icy

C Hot and Dry

D Variable

Q4.Which of these best describes weather conditions in

tropical rainforests?

A Hot and Humid

B Cold and Icy

C Hot and Dry

D Variable

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Q5. Which of these animals would not normally be found in

the rainforest?

A Orang-utanB LeopardC HedgehogD Tiger

Q5. Which of these animals would not normally be found in

the rainforest?

A Orang-utanB LeopardC HedgehogD Tiger

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Q6. Which of these is the lowest layer of the

rainforest? A The Emergent Layer

B The Canopy

C The Lower Layer

D The Understorey

Q6. Which of these is the lowest layer of the

rainforest?

A The Emergent Layer

B The Canopy

C The Lower Layer

D The Understorey

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Q7. In which of these continents would you not

find a rainforest?

A South AmericaB AfricaC EuropeD Asia

Q7. In Which of these continents would you not

find a rainforest?

A South AmericaB AfricaC EuropeD Asia

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Q8. What do we call the destruction of forests by

humans?

A Reforestation

B Unforestation

C Dewooding

D Deforestation

Q8. What do we call the destruction of forests by

humans?

A Reforestation

B UnforestationC Dewooding

D Deforestation

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Q9. Which of these foods did not originate in the

rainforest?

A CocoaB BananasC PotatoesD Coffee

Q9. Which of these foods did not originate in the

rainforest?

A CocoaB BananasC PotatoesD Coffee

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Q10. What is the most common type of tree in the rainforest?

A Softwood

B Evergreen

C Coniferous

D Hardwood

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Q10. What is the most common type of tree in the rainforest?

A Softwood

B Evergreen

C Coniferous

D Hardwood

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Q11.What is the name given to the effect created when the sun’s

rays are trapped by certain gases?

A Global Warming

B World Warning

C Global Warning

D Global Heating

Q11.What is the name given to the effect created when the sun’s

rays are trapped by certain gases?

A Global Warming

B World Warning

C Global Warning

D Global Heating

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Q12. Which of these animals is not an endangered species?

A Mountain Gorilla

B Tiger

C Rhinoceros

D Fox

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Q12. Which of these animals in not an endangered species?

A Mountain Gorilla

B Tiger

C Rhinoceros

D Fox

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Q13. An area of what size is cut down every minute in the Amazon

Rainforest?

A 15 Football Pitches

B 8 Rugby Fields

C 3000 Olympic Swimming Pools

D 14 Football Pitches

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Q13. An area of what size is cut down every minute in the

Amazon Rainforest?

A 15 Football Pitches

B 8 Rugby Fields

C 3000 Olympic Pools

D 14 Football Pitches

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Q14. Which of these is not a big cause of deforestation?

A TourismB Cattle RanchingC The Movie IndustryD Logging

Q14. Which of these is not a big cause of deforestation?

A TourismB Cattle RanchingC The Movie IndustryD Logging

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Q15. What percentage of the world’s surface is covered by

rainforests?

A 22%B 2%C 6%D 16%

Q15. What percentage of the world’s surface is covered by

rainforests?

A 22%B 2%C 6%D 16%

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