Mountainous Regions: Geography and Lifestyle

The video tutorial explains the characteristics of mountains, including their parts such as the base, summit, and slopes. It describes how mountain ranges and cordilleras are formed. The video also discusses the challenges of living in mountainous areas, where few people reside due to difficult terrain. It highlights the role of agriculture and livestock in these regions. Additionally, the video covers the growing tourism industry in mountains, focusing on ski resorts and rural accommodations. Infrastructure like roads, tunnels, and bridges are essential for connectivity in these areas.

What is the lowest part of a mountain called?

• Peak

• Summit

• Slope

• Foot

What do you call a group of aligned mountains?

• Valley

• Sierra

• Plateau

• Hill

What is the term for flat areas between mountains?

• Plains

• Deserts

• Hills

• Valles

Which part of the mountain is typically colder?

• Foot

• Slope

• Summit

• Valley

Why do fewer people live in mountainous areas?

• Too hot

• No vegetation

• Difficult terrain

• Lack of water

What is a common occupation for people living in mountainous regions?

• Fishing

• Mining

• Cattle raising

• Farming

Why do tourists visit mountainous areas?

• For the shopping

• For the nightlife

• For the landscapes and sports

• For the beaches

What is often necessary to build in mountains to allow railways and roads to pass?

• Bridges

• Tunnels

• Ferries

• Airports

What is constructed to connect areas with different elevations in mountainous regions?

• Canals

• Tunnels

• Bridges

• Dams