Strange places to live. Excel 9. Module 3

How high can the tree houses of the Korowai people be?

• Up to 40 meters
• Up to 30 meters
• Up to 20 meters
• Up to 50 meters

What materials are primarily used to construct the Korowai tree houses?

• Metal and glass
• Wood and thatch
• Plastic and fabric
• Stone and clay

How do the Korowai people access their tree houses?

• By flying with kites
• By using a zip line
• By climbing a long wooden pole
• By using a ladder

What is the primary reason the Korowai people build their homes high in the trees?

• To have a better view of the jungle
• To be safe from jungle dangers
• To avoid flooding during the rainy season
• To keep their homes cooler in the summer

What is one advantage of living in tree houses compared to cave homes?

• Tree houses are easier to build.
• Tree houses provide better protection from floods.
• Tree houses offer a higher vantage point.
• Tree houses are less affected by temperature changes.

How do natural landscapes influence the habitation choices of the Korowai people?

• They choose locations near rivers for fishing.
• They prefer flat land for farming.
• They avoid areas with many trees.
• They build homes in trees to avoid jungle dangers.

What activity do the Korowai people engage in during the day?

• Fishing in rivers
• Hunting and gathering food
• Farming crops
• Building new homes

What social activity do the Korowai people engage in after nightfall?

• Building new tree houses
• Preparing food for the next day
• Chatting and telling stories
• Hunting for nocturnal animals

Which of the following statements accurately compares the living conditions of the Korowai people and the residents of Cappadocia?

• Both groups rely on agriculture for food.
• Both groups live in elevated structures.
• The Korowai live in trees, while Cappadocians live in caves.
• Both groups have similar climates.

What is a unique feature of the fairy chimneys in Cappadocia, Turkey, that makes them desirable for living?

• They are made of glass
• They are cool in summer and warm in winter
• They are easy to access
• They are located near rivers