Heavy rainfall is detrimental to the forest and quickly dissolves, and carries away nutrients. What is this process called?

How fertile are tropical rainforests?

Which one of the following is NOT one of the there four factors that allow plants to survive in the rainforest?

What type of climate is there in the rainforest?

Plants absorb sunlight in order to grow. What is this process called?

Water is lost from the pores of the tree leaves. What is this process called?

What is another name for rainfall?

Why are many of the tree leaves waxy?

Why are the beaks of toucans and parrots so strong?

Bats eat fruit. What part does this play in the ecosystem?

Kapok trees grow quickest and tallest. What are these trees called?

What method of disguise do animals use to escape becoming prey?

Some poisonous animals are brightly coloured. Why?

What type of tree canopy comes between the emergent and the under canopy?

Photosynthesis is important for plant growth, But what else do plants need?

How many distinct layers of vegetation are there in the rainforest?

Where in the rainforest is the least sunlight available?

Some plants attach themselves to a host tree, and thus share its supply of food and water. What are these plants called?

Why do many leaves have flexible bases?

Rainwater is transferred to the forest floor by two methods. Drip flow is one. What is the other method?

If rainfall were to hit the forest floor directly, what damage might be caused?

What type of roots do most rainforest plants have?

Why is the bark of most trees smooth?

How often does the recycling of water occur?

Plants need minerals in order to grow. Where do these mainly come from?