NA Practice Quiz

Arctic: Inuit

• Native people of the Arctic regions.

• A type of Arctic animal.

• A region in the Arctic.

• A type of Arctic plant.

Arctic: Igloo

• Home made of snow and ice.

• A type of Arctic animal.

• A traditional Arctic dish.

• A type of Arctic clothing.

Arctic: How did the Inuit travel long distances over land and ice?

• Dogsled

• Snowmobile

• Walking

• Kayak

Arctic: Mukluks

• Soft warm and waterproof boots worn by the Inuit.

• A type of Arctic fish.

• A traditional Inuit dish.

• A type of Arctic bird.

Arctic: Harpoons

• Tools used for hunting large sea animals.

• A type of Arctic bird.

• A traditional Arctic dance.

• A type of Arctic clothing.

Arctic: Kayak

• Single-passenger boat for hunting.

• A type of sled used in the Arctic.

• A traditional Arctic garment.

• A type of Arctic fish.

Arctic: Umiaq

• Larger boat for transporting goods and people.

• A type of traditional Arctic clothing.

• A small sled used for hunting.

• An igloo used for shelter.

Arctic: Seal-skin balloons

• Used to prevent whales from diving.

• Used to catch fish.

• Used as a flotation device.

• Used for decoration.

Arctic: Community impact

• Large whale can feed a community for a year.

• Small fish can feed a community for a year.

• A single seal can feed a community for a year.

• A polar bear can feed a community for a year.

Arctic: Husky dogs

• Sled dogs bred from wolves and dogs.

• House pets commonly found in urban areas.

• Wild animals native to the Arctic region.

• Farm animals used for herding sheep.