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Forests are important to life on Earth because they:

Only help animals, not plants

Are the smallest ecosystems on Earth

Store large amounts of carbon and support many organisms

Make the weather colder

5.9.A

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The Siberian tiger depends on large forest areas mainly for:

Staying warm in winter

Finding enough prey to survive

Building nests

Hiding from birds

5.9.A

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Bald eagles benefit from salmon because salmon:

Scare away predators

Bring nutrients from rivers into the forest

Clean the rivers

Build homes for the eagles

5.9.B

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The episode shows that forests have resilience, which means they can:

Grow back after damage like fires

Never change

Stay the same forever

Only grow in warm places

5.10.B

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After a wildfire, new plants grow because:

Fire makes the soil disappear

Seeds are destroyed

Some seeds need heat to begin growing

Animals plant new seeds

5.10.A

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The boreal forest is important to Earth’s climate because it:

Has no predators

Stores over 40% of the world’s carbon

Has the most rainfall

Is the smallest forest type

5.9.B

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Rough‑skinned newts travel to breeding pools. This behavior is an example of:

A learned behavior

A change caused by humans

An inherited behavior that helps them reproduce

A structural adaptation

5.10.A

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The relationship between predators (like tigers or eagles) and their habitats shows:

Organisms do not need their environment

Habitats never change

Animals can survive anywhere

Interdependence between living things and their ecosystem

5.9.A

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Salmon moving from rivers into forests is an example of:

A food chain connection between two ecosystems

A nonliving change

A weather pattern

A learned behavior

5.9.B

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When forests are damaged by climate change, the organisms living there:

Are never affected

Always move to cities

Become stronger

May lose food, shelter, or resources they depend on

5.10.B

Our Planet - Forests

Our Planet - Forests

Forests are important to life on Earth because they:

The Siberian tiger depends on large forest areas mainly for:

Bald eagles benefit from salmon because salmon:

The episode shows that forests have resilience, which means they can:

After a wildfire, new plants grow because:

The boreal forest is important to Earth’s climate because it:

Rough‑skinned newts travel to breeding pools. This behavior is an example of:

The relationship between predators (like tigers or eagles) and their habitats shows:

Salmon moving from rivers into forests is an example of:

When forests are damaged by climate change, the organisms living there:

Forests are important to life on Earth because they:

The Siberian tiger depends on large forest areas mainly for:

Bald eagles benefit from salmon because salmon:

The episode shows that forests have resilience, which means they can:

After a wildfire, new plants grow because:

The boreal forest is important to Earth’s climate because it:

Rough‑skinned newts travel to breeding pools. This behavior is an example of:

The relationship between predators (like tigers or eagles) and their habitats shows:

Salmon moving from rivers into forests is an example of:

When forests are damaged by climate change, the organisms living there: