I WONDER - Where Did Animals Sleep In Viking Times?

The video explains how animals were housed in separate rooms within long houses, which kept them dry and warm during adverse weather conditions. This method of indoor storage provided significant benefits for both the animals and the families living in the long houses.

How did traditional animal housing differ from modern methods?

• Animals were kept in underground shelters.

• Animals were kept in separate rooms within a long house.

• Animals were kept in open fields.

• Animals were kept in tree houses.

Why were separate rooms used for animals in traditional housing?

• To keep them away from predators.

• To ensure they had enough space.

• To provide them with warmth and dryness.

• To maintain cleanliness.

What was one of the main benefits of storing animals inside the long house?

• It allowed animals to roam freely.

• It kept animals dry and warm during adverse weather.

• It provided animals with more food.

• It made animals more social.

What was a key feature of the long house that benefited the animals?

• It had a large garden.

• It was made of glass.

• It provided shelter from wet and cold conditions.

• It had a built-in heating system.

In what type of weather did the long house provide protection for animals?

• Hot and sunny conditions.

• Wet and cold conditions.

• Windy and dry conditions.

• Foggy and humid conditions.