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- 1. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptarctic, and alpine
- 2. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptabove the tree line, mountain tops
- 3. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptone fifth, 1/5
- 4. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptless than 10 inches
- 5. Open-ended30 seconds1 pt6-10 weeks
- 6. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptMusk Ox
- 7. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptPolar Bear
- 8. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptbiome
- 9. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptcommunities
- 10. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptarctic tundra
- 11. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptpermafrost
- 12. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptdormant
- 13. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptlichen
- 14. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptsedge
- 15. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptperennial
- 16. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptshort leaves, fuzzy leaves, and dark in color to hold the sunlight
- 17. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptmoss, lichens, and cushion plants
- 18. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptHerbivore
- 19. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptCarnivore
- 20. Open-ended30 seconds1 pthabitat
- 21. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptmammal
- 22. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptcamoflauge, travel in herds, hunt in groups
- 23. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptArctic Fox, Polar Bear, Lemming, Musk Ox
- 24. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptDuring the warm season, the tundra is wet and soggy, which attracts insects
- 25. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptpollution
- 26. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptendangered
- 27. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptpollution can make the animals sick and then they will not have healthy young
- 28. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptLaws protect plants, animals, and national parks in the Tundra
- 29. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptsnowy owl, arctic fox
- 30. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptprimary consumers
- 31. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptprimary producers
- 32. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptshaggy fur, short ears
- 33. Open-ended30 seconds1 ptclimate in the Tundra
