Understanding Glacial Changes and the Extreme Ice Survey

The video discusses the impact of climate change on glaciers, highlighting the Extreme Ice Survey project, which uses time-lapse photography to document glacial changes. Observations from Greenland and the Columbia Glacier illustrate the rapid retreat of ice. The Chasing Ice film, documenting these efforts, has raised awareness about climate change globally.

What was the narrator's initial understanding of glaciers before the assignment?

• They believed glaciers were unaffected by climate change.

• They were unaware of any changes in glaciers.

• They knew glaciers were affected but not to what extent.

• They thought glaciers were melting at a slow rate.

What was the primary purpose of the Extreme Ice Survey?

• To measure the temperature changes in glacial areas.

• To capture the beauty of glaciers.

• To document glacial changes over time using time-lapse photography.

• To study the wildlife in glacial regions.

What significant event did the cameras capture in Greenland in May 2008?

• A large iceberg formation.

• A volcanic eruption.

• A major calving event.

• A rare wildlife sighting.

How does the narrator describe the aesthetics of ice?

• Insanely beautiful and captivating.

• Dull and uninteresting.

• Monotonous and repetitive.

• Simple and plain.

What is the main focus of the documentary 'Chasing Ice'?

• The cultural significance of ice.

• The wildlife in icy regions.

• The impact of climate change on glaciers.

• The history of glaciers.