Greenland: Land of Ice and Glaciers

The video explores Greenland's unique geography, culture, and tourist attractions. It begins with a discussion on Greenland's national holiday celebrating the longest day of the year. The video then delves into Greenland's history, its cultural influence, and the iconic ice sheets. Major tourist attractions like the Russell Glacier and Kulasuk Island are highlighted, along with the diverse wildlife in Scoresby Sound. The video concludes with a focus on Illicit Kangarlua, a major glacier attraction, and a quiz on Greenland's ice coverage.

What does Greenland celebrate in July?

• The longest month of the year

• The longest week of the year

• The longest hour of the year

• The longest day of the year

Which words have been adopted into English from Greenlandic culture?

• Ice and snow

• Ski and sled

• Kayak and igloo

• Polar and bear

What percentage of Greenland is covered by ice and glaciers?

• 20%

• 80%

• 50%

• 10%

What is the Greenland Ice Sheet known for?

• Being the smallest ice sheet in the world

• Being the warmest ice sheet in the world

• Being the largest ice sheet in the world

• Being the second largest ice sheet after Antarctica

Where is Kulasuk Island located?

• In the Amasalic Archipelago

• In the Pacific Ocean

• In the Indian Ocean

• In the Arctic Ocean

What is Scoresby Sound known for?

• Being the shortest fjord system

• Having a large population

• Its diverse wildlife and long fjord system

• Being a desert

What makes Illicit Kangarlua a major tourist attraction?

• Its sandy beaches

• Its massive glacier, Cermak Kujalik

• Its proximity to the equator

• Its warm climate