Polar Dream

Which animal did Helen Thayer primarily observe during her Arctic adventure?

• Zebras, giraffes, and hippos

• Polar bears, Arctic foxes, and musk oxen

• Wolves, coyotes, and rabbits

• Sharks, octopuses, and dolphins

What was one of the challenges Helen Thayer faced during her journey to the North Pole?

• Navigating through blizzards

• Dealing with equipment failure

• Avoiding polar bear attacks

• Finding a Wi-Fi signal

Which explorer is credited with leading the first expedition to reach the South Pole?

• Christopher Columbus

• Roald Amundsen

• Ernest Shackleton

• Marco Polo

What was one of the main objectives of Helen Thayer's expedition?

• To set a new speed record for crossing the ice

• To observe the behavior of polar bears in their natural habitat

• To find a new route to the North Pole

• To live among the polar bears for a year

Which activity is primarily associated with the traditional Inuit lifestyle?

• Gathering and agriculture

• Hunting marine animals and constructing homes from snow

• Trading and living in apartment complexes

• Mountain climbing and living in caves

What effect does climate change have on the migration patterns of Arctic animals?

• Migration patterns remain unchanged despite climate variations

• Animals migrate longer distances in search of food and suitable habitats

• Migration is no longer necessary for Arctic animals due to stable climates

• Animals migrate shorter distances due to more abundant food sources

Which of the following is crucial for survival during an expedition to the Arctic?

• A collection of summer novels

• Insulated clothing and thermal boots

• A lightweight tent and summer sleeping bag

• Beach towel and sunscreen

What challenges might one face when conducting research in Antarctic regions?

• High risk of sunburn due to prolonged daylight

• Difficulty in finding fresh fruits and vegetables

• Extreme cold temperatures and potential encounters with polar bears

• Easy navigation due to flat and featureless terrain

What do the Inuit people traditionally believe the Northern Lights to represent?

• A pathway for the souls to the afterlife.

• Messages from the gods to the people.

• The spirits of animals they have hunted.

• The dance of the spirits of the deceased in the sky.

What action can individuals take to reduce their carbon footprint and help protect the Arctic and Antarctic regions?

• Increasing the use of fossil fuels for transportation and heating

• Choosing products with excessive packaging and single-use items

• Advocating for and adopting renewable energy sources in daily life

• Encouraging deforestation for agricultural expansion