True

False

Coral reef

Rainforest

Tundra

Swamp

The habitats that are human-made or human-filled have the same animal diversity as natural places.

The habitats that are human-made or human-filled have less animal diversity.

The habitats that are natural and humanless have more animal diversity.

Not all habitats have the same levels of animal diversity.

Freezing temperatures

Little rainfall

No plants

All of the answer choices are correct

The same animals live in each habitat because they all have similar conditions.

Depending on the conditions in a habitat the animals may vary.

Humans do not know about animal diversity, and it cannot be studied in different habitats.

There is no way to compare the diversity of animals in various habitats.

There are many more animals in the grassy field than in the parking lot.

There are many more animals in the parking lot than in the grassy field.

There is not enough information to make a comparison between the two habitats.

There are many more animals in the park with a lake than in the grassy field.

The habitats that are human-made or human-filled have less animal diversity.

The habitats that are human-made or human-filled have more animal diversity.

The habitats that are human-made or human-filled have the same animal diversity as natural places.

There is not enough information to make a conclusion about the habitats.

Home or environment for a plant or animal

The den where an animal sleeps and hides its offspring

A zoo or viewing area that is human-made

Hiding places from predators

False

True