The correct answer is - False.
The deciduous forests are not exclusively found only in North America, but they can be found in a total of five continents, Europe, Asia, Australia, North America, and South America, with Africa and Antarctica being the only two that do not provide suitable conditions for this forests to thrive.
The deciduous forests are found in the temperate climate zones. They have evolved to milder temperatures and changes of seasons. They are characterized by their broad leafs, and that every autumn they release themselves from the leafs, and grow them all over again every spring.
