I WONDER - What Food Do Inuit People Eat?

The video explores the challenges faced by the Inuit in obtaining food in cold climates. It highlights their reliance on hunting for sustenance, focusing on their diet of meat from birds, seals, whales, and fish. The video also emphasizes the Inuit's resourcefulness in using every part of the animals they hunted, such as using whale oil for lamps, making clothing and tents from animal skins, and crafting tools from bones.

Why couldn't the Inuit grow their own food?

• The soil was too rocky.

• The climate was too cold.

• The land was too dry.

• There was too much rain.

What was the primary source of food for the Inuit?

• Grains and cereals

• Fruits and vegetables

• Meat from hunted animals

• Dairy products

Which of the following animals was NOT mentioned as being hunted by the Inuit?

• Lions

• Whales

• Birds

• Seals

What did the Inuit use whale oil for?

• Building houses

• Lighting lamps

• Heating

• Cooking

How did the Inuit make use of animal bones?

• For making jewelry

• For building shelters

• For crafting tools

• For creating art