Melting

The video explains the seasonal changes in the Arctic, where the land and seas are initially frozen. As summer arrives, the warmth from the sun melts the ice, turning it into liquid water that flows into streams and rivers. This melting process supports the growth of plants and makes it easier for animals to find food and stay warm.

Where is the Arctic located on our planet?

• At the top of the Earth

• In the middle of the Earth

• On the equator

• At the bottom of the Earth

What happens to the snow and ice in the Arctic during summer?

• They become colder

• They remain unchanged

• They turn into gas

• They melt into liquid water

What is the process called when a solid turns into a liquid?

• Melting

• Condensation

• Evaporation

• Freezing

How does the melting of ice affect plant growth in the Arctic?

• It prevents plants from growing

• It has no effect on plants

• It allows plants to start growing

• It causes plants to die

Why does finding food become easier for Arctic animals after the ice melts?

• Because the animals migrate

• Because the animals hibernate

• Because the melting ice reveals more food sources

• Because the ice covers their food