The Inuit

What is the writer doing in this text?

• describing a tribe's habitat

• explaining a tribe's traditions

• giving information about a tribe

• detailing why the Inuit have survived

What do we learn about the Inuit from

the text?

• their lifestyle and customs

• how they spend their free time

• how they build their houses

• what makes them special

How does the writer describe the Inuit?

• They are good fighters.

• They are peaceful.

• They are artistic.

• They often argue.

What is NOT true about the Inuit?

• They are happy people.

• They respect their traditions.

• They live together peacefully.

• They cannot survive in the cold.

Which title best summarises the text?

• Hinting for seals and polar bears

• The people of the North

• The history of a people

• Living in the wild

Dr Porrit says friendships are

strongest at school.

• True

• False

Jane thinks that good friends

listen without criticising.

• True

• False

Dr Porrit thinks disagreeing

can be useful in a friendship.

• True

• False

Abbie says that friends with

a sense of humour never

argue.

• True

• False

Dr Porrit prefers friends that

do not laugh very often.

• True

• False