Farmers in very dry regions must bring water to their fields so crops can grow.

Which region has heavy rain almost every day and tall trees growing close together?

Which region stays covered with ice and snow almost all year?

Wide, open land covered with grass and only a few scattered trees is which region?

A camel walks across hot, dry, sandy land where almost no rain falls. Which region is this?

Antarctica is icy and freezing. Why do scientists still call it a desert?

Why do people in a hot, sunny desert wear loose clothes that cover most of the skin?

Inuit people wear thick fur-lined parkas outside in Arctic winter. How does that clothing help them?

Monkeys, parrots and jaguars live together in which region?

Lions, zebras and giraffes roam across open grass in which region?

Which region has steep, rocky slopes, thin air and snow on its highest peaks?

Where do people in a desert most often build their towns?

What happens to the air temperature as you climb higher up a tall mountain?

Farmers in the Andes Mountains cut wide flat steps into steep hillsides. Why do they do this?

Why is wide, flat grassland good land for growing a wheat crop like this?

Why do herders on the wide grasslands of Mongolia raise sheep and goats?

Rainforests near the equator have a cold, snowy winter every year.

In which region do the trees grow so thick that very little sunlight reaches the ground?

Some homes along Amazon rainforest rivers are built on tall stilts. Why?

What does the word climate mean?

Places near the equator usually have a hot climate.

How does growing low to the ground help these tundra plants near the North Pole?

Why do almost no trees grow on the Arctic tundra?

Which region receives less than 10 inches of rain in a whole year?

Which large desert in Asia has winters so cold that snow falls on it?

Which is the largest hot desert in the world?

Penguins that live and swim among the sea ice are found near which pole?

How does this animal stay warm out on the Arctic ice?

What does a camel store inside its hump to help it cross the desert?

Many desert animals rest in burrows during the day and come out at night. Why?

A grassland in Africa has a rainy season and a long dry season. What happens to the grass in the dry season?

Vegetation means the animals that live in a place.

Arctic hunters once built round shelters out of blocks of packed snow. What are those shelters called?

Why does this desert house have thick mud-brick walls and only small windows?

In which region would you see llamas carrying loads along steep, rocky trails?

What is a main way people use grassland regions to make a living?

Grasslands have more trees growing on them than rainforests do.

Polar regions have long winters that are very cold and mostly dark.

Why do families in Amazon rainforest villages travel by boat like this?

People in polar regions traditionally eat a lot of fish and meat. Why?