Choose all the answers that apply. The temperate deciduous forest: has four seasons is the driest biomes receives moderate rainfall has the most species diversity has the least species diversity

has four seasons

The correct statements are:

- has four seasons;

- receives moderate rainfall;

The temperate deciduous forests are located in the mid latitudes, almost exclusively on the Northern Hemisphere. They have four seasons, spring, summer, autumn, and winter. The springs and autumns are the periods in which most of the precipitation occurs, and they have mild temperatures. The summer is drier, and relatively warm, while the winters are cold and usually have solid amounts of snow. The species diversity is neither high nor low, but it is moderate.