Biome-Food Production Matching
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Biome-Food Production Matching
Read the landscape
A biome is a large ecological region shaped by its climate and characteristic plants and animals. Food production depends on more than the biome: soils, water access, technology and markets also matter. These questions focus on environmental fit.
- A large region with a characteristic climate and communities of plants and animals
- A farm that produces one type of crop
- A political boundary around a city
- A soil classification used only by farmers
- Cacao, bananas and other tropical crops
- Olives and grapes suited to dry summers
- Reindeer and very limited crops
- Wheat grown through a long, cold winter
- Temperature
- Rainfall and water availability
- Soil characteristics
- Population size
- The country's flag
Match the production to the biome
Match each biome to its most typical production pattern. Write each letter with its matching number.
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