Greenland Geography and Culture

The video explores Greenland, the world's largest island not a continent, governed by Denmark. It covers its geography, climate, and history, including Eric the Red's naming. The Arctic Circle passes through Greenland, making it a Tundra region with a cold climate. Vegetation is sparse, with some plants and animals like polar bears and reindeer. The Inuit, original inhabitants, adapted to the harsh climate, using animal skins for clothing and igloos for shelter. Modern Greenland has a mixed population with modern amenities. Fishing is a major industry, with limited agriculture.

Who was the first European explorer to visit Greenland?

• Christopher Columbus

• Eric the Red

• Leif Erikson

• Marco Polo

Which part of Greenland does the Arctic Circle pass through?

• Southern part

• Eastern part

• Northern part

• Western part

What percentage of Greenland is covered with ice?

• 50%

• 80%

• 60%

• 70%

Which of the following animals is NOT found in Greenland?

• Seal

• Arctic fox

• Kangaroo

• Polar bear

What type of houses did the indigenous people of Greenland traditionally live in during winter?

• Stone houses

• Wooden cabins

• Mud huts

• Igloos

What is the traditional boat used by Greenland's indigenous people for fishing?

• Raft

• Kayak

• Canoe

• Dinghy

What is the main industry in Greenland?

• Textile

• Fish industry

• Mining

• Tourism

What is the approximate population of Greenland?

• 200,000

• 56,000

• 150,000

• 100,000

Which town is the capital of Greenland?

• Simote

• Oslo

• Nook

• Reykjavik

Which vegetable is mentioned as being grown in Greenland?

• Carrots

• Cabbage

• Potatoes

• Tomatoes