Kila Family's Winter Survival Challenges

The video explores the Kila family's life in Alaska, highlighting their self-sufficient lifestyle amidst long winters and short summers. They grow their own food, fish, and prepare for harsh winters. Despite careful planning, they face food shortages and must fish and hunt to survive. The family's resilience and hope for a better future are emphasized.

What is the main characteristic of Alaska's climate as described in the video?

• Mild winters and hot summers

• Long winters and short summers

• Long summers and short winters

• Consistent weather throughout the year

How does the Kila family primarily obtain their food?

• By shopping at local markets

• By growing and catching their own food

• By importing from other regions

• By relying on government supplies

What problem does the Kila family face three months after the first snowstorm?

• Their house is damaged by the snow

• They run out of firewood

• They don't have enough food to last until spring

• They lose communication with the outside world

Why is fishing more difficult for the Kila family during winter?

• The fish migrate to warmer waters

• The lake is frozen over

• The fish are less active in cold temperatures

• The family lacks proper fishing equipment

What does ATS do to keep warm while fishing in sub-zero temperatures?

• He wears extra layers of clothing

• He builds a fire

• He uses a portable heater

• He drinks hot beverages

What alternative plan does ATS come up with when fishing fails?

• He sets rabbit traps in the forest

• He decides to hunt deer

• He plans to trade with neighbors

• He starts growing vegetables indoors

How does Jane feel while ATS is hunting in the forest?

• Excited

• Anxious

• Indifferent

• Relieved

What is the outcome of ATS's rabbit traps?

• They catch other animals instead

• They catch no rabbits

• They catch enough rabbits to feed the family

• They catch a few rabbits but not enough

What is the family's hope for the next year?

• That they will move to a warmer place

• That they will have better fishing equipment

• That the winter will be milder

• That they will have more food supplies