Water Gathering in Alaska

Morgan and Margaret spend a day gathering water in the Great Alaska Range. They face challenges in setting up a water system, including dealing with rocks and freezing conditions. Despite the difficulties, they complete the setup, ensuring a reliable water supply for the winter. The process involves problem-solving and adapting to the harsh environment.

What was the main task Morgan and Margaret spent the day doing?

• Building a shelter

• Exploring the range

• Gathering water

• Hunting for food

What was the main challenge faced while setting up the springbok?

• Finding the right location

• Dealing with wild animals

• Lack of tools

• Adjusting rocks for stability

Why was assembling the structure more difficult than expected?

• The tools were broken

• The materials were missing

• The weather was too hot

• The hole was too large

What benefit does the final setup provide in terms of water management?

• It increases water temperature

• It prevents water from freezing

• It reduces water overflow

• It makes water taste better

What marks the spot where the water setup is located?

• A rock

• A shovel

• A flag

• A tree

What is the main reason for the water setup being more resistant to overflow?

• Its material

• Its width

• Its location

• Its depth

What is the main advantage of the water setup in terms of insulation?

• It uses special materials

• It is surrounded by rocks

• It is deep in the ground

• It is covered with snow

What is the expected outcome of the new water system for the rest of the winter?

• It will freeze over

• It will need to be rebuilt

• It will provide trouble-free water

• It will require daily maintenance

What do Morgan and Margaret plan to do the next day?

• Travel to a new location

• Repair the springbok

• Gather more water

• Go hunting

How do Morgan and Margaret feel about the day's efforts?

• Anxious and worried

• Indifferent and bored

• Satisfied and hopeful

• Frustrated and tired