15. Refer to the table. Which plantsare more adapted for the tundra?A. IB. 2C. 3D. 416. A plant with broad, flat leaves is BEST adapted forA. conserving heat in a tundraB. collecting water in a desertC. avoiding insects in a prairieD. absorbing light in a rainforestDirections: Match the letter of the North American land biome with its correct name.17. taiga18. temperatedeciduous forest19. desertb.C.d.20. grasslande.21. tropical rainforest22. tundraDirections: Write the name of the biome where each of the following organisms can be found.28.moose:23.cactus:29.wheat:24.bison:30.oaks:25.deer:26.cedars:31.polar bears:27.monkeys:32.kangaroo rats:

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