Outhouse Race Activities and Rules

Molly and her friends in Qyah, Alaska, engage in winter activities to become 'winter champions.' They plan an outhouse race, learning about building and stability. The race ends in a tie, leading to a new challenge for spring. The video also highlights real outhouse races in Alaska.

What activities does Molly enjoy during the long winter months in Qyah?

• Hiking and camping

• Dogsledding and ice fishing

• Cycling and running

• Swimming and surfing

What unique event does Molly's friend Nina suggest for the winter competition?

• A snowman building contest

• An outhouse race

• A snowball fight tournament

• A sledding race

What is one of the rules for the outhouse race?

• Each outhouse must be painted blue

• Each team must have a dog

• Each outhouse must have a roll of toilet paper

• Each team must wear matching uniforms

How do Molly and her team ensure their outhouse is stable?

• By using lightweight materials

• By giving it a wide base

• By adding extra wheels

• By making it very tall

What innovative feature does Molly's team add to their outhouse to make it faster?

• A propeller

• A sail

• A motor

• Extra wheels

What is the outcome of the outhouse race?

• The race is canceled

• It ends in a tie

• Oscar and Trini's team wins

• Molly's team wins

What happens to the outhouses after the race?

• They are dismantled

• They are sold

• They are placed in the community garden

• They are used for another race

What does Molly say about real outhouse races in Alaska?

• They are a myth

• They happen in Anchorage

• They are held in the summer

• They are only for children

What do the kids in Anchorage do to improve their outhouse design?

• Make it more aerodynamic

• Add a motor

• Paint it bright colors

• Add more wheels

What is the team name of the kids participating in the Anchorage outhouse race?

• Alaska Eagles

• Northern Lights

• Snow Leopards

• Central Huskies