Answer:
Temperate Forests ⇒ Trees that lose leaves in fall
Here trees change their behavior every season to survive the cold. Their most distinguishing feature is how their leaves change color in response to the season and in the fall, they shed their leaves.
Boreal Forests ⇒ Evergreen
Boreal forests are the largest forest areas in the world. Areas tey cover are in Canada, Russia and Alaska and on account of being able to survive the cold weather, they are evergreen.
Rain Forest ⇒ Giant Vines
Rain forests have a lot of canopy like trees which blocks sunlight for other plants. These plants respond by using large vines to reach sunlight.
Chaparral ⇒ Grasses and Shrubs
These have the shortest and least numerous trees of the bunch. There are also a lot of grasses and shrubs. You will find these in the California.
1. Surrounded by farmland: Mississippi River
2. Area that a river drains: Basin
3. Surrounded by rain forest: Amazon River
4. Stream that adds to and combines with a river: Tributary
I think its d,neap tides could be described as low high tides and high low tides
