Fusión

The video explains the Arctic's frozen state, its location on Earth, and the seasonal transition from winter to summer. It describes the melting process where solid ice becomes liquid water, which flows into streams and rivers. The melting ice allows plants to grow and makes it easier for Arctic animals to find food and stay warm.

Where is the Arctic located on our planet?

• At the bottom of the Earth

• On the equator

• At the top of the Earth

• In the middle of the Earth

What happens to ice during the melting process?

• It becomes a solid

• It turns into gas

• It remains unchanged

• It turns into liquid water

What role does the Sun play in the melting process?

• It has no effect on the ice

• It heats the ice, causing it to melt

• It cools the ice

• It freezes the water

What happens to plants in the Arctic after the ice melts?

• They move to warmer areas

• They die

• They begin to grow

• They stop growing

How does melting ice affect animals living in the Arctic?

• It makes it harder for them to find food

• It makes it easier for them to find food and stay warm

• It forces them to migrate

• It has no impact on them