Match the following. Column A Column B 1. Forest i. Sandy region 2. Desert ii. Rivers and lakes 3. Polar region iii. Large continuous body of salt water 4. Ocean iv. Covered with trees and plants 5. Freshwater v. Extremely cold

1. A forest is a large area that is covered with trees and plants. Forests provide shelter and food to eat to a large variety of animals. 2. A desert is a dry, often sandy region that receives very little rainfall. It is usually very hot during the day and cold during the night. 3. The earth's polar regions and high mountains are extremely cold and covered with snow. 4. The ocean is a large, continuous body of saltwater that covers two-thirds of the Earth's surface. 5. Rivers, lakes and ponds are examples of freshwater habitats. Column A Column B 1. Forest iv. Covered with trees and plants 2. Desert i. Sandy region 3. Polar region v. Extremely cold 4. Ocean iii. Large continuous body of salt water 5. Freshwater ii. Rivers and lakes

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Match the following.

Column A	Column B
1. Forest	i. Sandy region
2. Desert	ii. Rivers and lakes
3. Polar region	iii. Large continuous body of salt water
4. Ocean	iv. Covered with trees and plants
5. Freshwater	v. Extremely cold