PROJECT - LEAD DOG

The video, narrated by Geoffrey Sumner, covers an American Army polar research project starting at Camp Tuto in Greenland. The project involves a 1,800-mile expedition across the Greenland ice cap to Crown Prince Christian Land and Peary Land. The expedition, named Lead Dog, uses advanced equipment like caterpillar tractors and electronic crevasse detectors. The goals include developing Arctic transport techniques and establishing safe overland routes.

Where does the American Army's polar research project begin?

• Camp Tuto, Greenland

• Camp North, Canada

• Camp David, USA

• Camp Polar, Antarctica

What is the total distance of the expedition over the Greenland ice cap?

• 2,500 miles

• 1,800 miles

• 1,000 miles

• 3,000 miles

Which of the following is NOT part of the expedition's equipment?

• Electronic crevasse detector

• Helicopters

• Caterpillar tractors

• Submarines

What is one of the main goals of the expedition?

• To find new species of Arctic animals

• To develop transport techniques in Arctic conditions

• To establish a permanent base in Greenland

• To conduct underwater research

What does the team hope to establish from the crest of the ice cap?

• A wildlife sanctuary

• A new research station

• Safe overland routes to the ice-free coast

• A communication network