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WorksheetsThe Arctic Region
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
One of the main adaptations of all animals that live in the Arctic is that they are white in the summer.
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The Arctic refers to all areas above the 60th parallel (latitude).
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Permafrost refers to the ground that is permanently frozen.
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False
The name of the kind of terrain in the Arctic is called the Savanna.
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Diamonds are a natural resource found in the Arctic.
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Many people make their home in the Arctic.
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The Arctic receives more precipitation than the Sahara Desert.
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Many homes in Arctic communities have basements.
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False
Most places in the Arctic region receive sunlight nearly 24 hours a day.
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False
The Arctic is classified as tundra because it has minimal plant growth.
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Food insecurity (that is, not having enough food) is a very big and real problem that people living in the Arctic region have to face.
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Pingos are a type of junk food.
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The frozen ground allows many types of plants to grow.
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The effects of climate change are negatively impacting the |Arctic region.
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The Arctic regions is one of the coldest and harshest places in the world to live.
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An original feature in Inuvik is a sign that says 'Road to Nowhere.'
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Another name for the Northern Lights is Aurora Australis.
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The reason behind many of the games that children in the Arctic region play today has to do with developing better survival skills.
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Many of the buildings in the Arctic region are built on stilts.
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False
The name Inuit means 'the people.'
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