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What type of home did Inuit families build during the summer months?

• Igloos made of snow
• Tents made of animal fur
• Caves in the ground
• Wooden houses

What materials did Inuit people use for their homes when they found trees?

• Rope made of fur
• Ice blocks
• Wood from the trees
• Animal bones

Why did Inuit people move their homes often?

• To find better building materials
• To visit other communities
• To follow the animals they depended on
• To escape from the cold

How did the Inuit adapt their homes to the seasons?

• They lived in caves
• They moved and built different types of homes
• They built permanent houses
• They used the same home all year

What type of homes did Inuit families build in the spring?

• Wooden houses
• Igloos made of snow
• Tents made of animal fur
• Caves in the ground

What did Inuit people use for tent poles when they found trees?

• Ice blocks
• Animal bones
• Wood from the trees
• Rope made of fur

What materials did Inuit people use to build igloos?

• Wood and nails
• Blocks of ice
• Mud and straw
• Leaves and branches

How did Inuit children learn important life lessons?

• Through oral tradition
• By watching TV
• By going to school
• Through books

How did the Arctic environment affect daily life for the Inuit?

• It provided many trees for building
• It allowed for permanent homes
• It created challenges for survival
• It made it easier to find food

What challenges did the Inuit face in the Arctic environment?

• Finding food and staying warm
• Building large cities
• Growing crops
• Finding trees for houses