Living Off the Land: The Hailstone Family's Journey

Ignacio Stone introduces his family and their subsistence lifestyle in Kowalik. They prepare for summer by setting up camp and gathering resources to survive the harsh winter. The family faces challenges such as weather changes and the need to adapt quickly, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and preparation.

What is the primary reason Ignacio Stone and his family lead a nomadic lifestyle?

• To meet new people

• To explore new places

• To follow the availability of resources

• To avoid harsh weather

What activities do the Hailstone family plan to do during the summer in Kowalik?

• Build a permanent house

• Travel to a city

• Host a community event

• Harvest the area's resources

Why did the Hailstone family decide not to pursue the caribou they spotted?

• They had already caught enough

• They were not interested in caribou

• They were too far away

• They were focused on setting up camp

What is the first priority for the Hailstone family when setting up their camp?

• Fishing in the river

• Exploring the area

• Setting up tents

• Finding food

Why is it important for the Hailstone family to have a proper shelter?

• To store their belongings

• To stay dry and safe

• To entertain guests

• To have a place to cook

What do the Hailstone family plan to do after setting up their tents?

• Gather firewood

• All of the above

• Chase caribou

• Go fishing

What is the weather condition that prompts the Hailstone family to hurry with their preparations?

• Snowy and freezing

• Windy and dry

• Rainy and cold

• Sunny and hot

How does the family ensure they are prepared for unexpected weather changes?

• By storing extra food

• By moving to a different location

• By building a permanent shelter

• By covering their bases first

What is the family's plan for the night after setting up their camp?

• Host a celebration

• Go hunting

• Rest and start fresh in the morning

• Continue working

What is the main goal of the Hailstone family during their stay in Kowalik?

• To build a new home

• To meet other nomadic families

• To survive the harsh winter ahead

• To explore new territories