
Time Zones 2 - unit 4 - video "Going to extremes"
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6th - 8th Grade
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Hard
Mariana Leite
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Time Zones 2 - Unit 4
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Explorer Nick Middleton teaches at Oxford University in England. In an interview with National Geographic Learning, he talks about his trip to the world’s coldest town: Oymyakon, in Siberia, Russia.
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Multiple Choice
What are Nick Middleton's jobs?
explorer and artist
writer and photographer
teacher and explorer
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Explore the information (in English!)
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Match
Vocabulary.
Match the pictures with the words.
Search if you don't know one or more of these words.
reindeer
fur
leather
meat
fruits and vegetables
reindeer
fur
leather
meat
fruits and vegetables
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Vocabulary.
Match the pictures with the words.
Search if you don't know one or more of these words.
vender
milk
sell
eat
healthy
milk
sell
eat
healthy
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Multiple Select
What do people usually eat or drink in Oymyakon?
reindeer
horse
fruits
milk
vegetables
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Categorize
Middleton wanted to find out what life was like in a place with extreme weather conditions.
Oymyakon is the coldest inhabited place on Earth.
Vegetables grow all year in Oymyakon.
To keep warm, people in Oymyakon wear clothes made of reindeer fur.
People in Oymyakon sometimes sell animals to make money.
People in Oymyakon can't do anything themselves.
True or false?
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Reorder
These are transcripts from the video.
Reorder the parts according to the video.
In his book, Going to Extremes, Nick Middleton talks about his visit to Oymyakon, the coldest inhabited place on Earth.
“Most people live in places with some sun, rain, or snow. But there are people living in places with extreme weather conditions. I wanted to find out what life was like for them.”
There’s not much to eat in a place like Oymyakon, where weather is extreme.
“People eat reindeer and horse meat—that’s about it. They drink the milk from their animals, too, to stay healthy. They can grow things for a short time during the summer. But they don’t eat many fruits or vegetables.”
People keep warm with animal fur.
“Fur. It’s the only thing that keeps you warm. Reindeer fur is very warm. It keeps your body heat inside.”
It’s difficult for people to live in such a cold place. Their lifestyle is very different from most people’s lives.
“The people in Oymyakon do more or less everything themselves. They own animals to eat, to make things from their leather and fur, and to sell so they can make money to buy other things. Everyone helps each other out. For them, extreme temperatures are normal!”
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