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Year 9 The Arctic

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which animal would be found in the Arctic?

a)

Sloth

b)

Penguin

c)

Iguana

d)

Polar Bear

2.

True or false: The arctic region is just ocean

a)

False

b)

True

3.

True or false: The Arctic is colder than Antarctica

a)

False

b)

True

4.

Which of the following best describes the climate of the Arctic?

a)

High temperature and low precipitation

b)

Very low temperature and high precipitation

c)

Very low temperature and low precipitation

d)

High precipitation and high temperature

5.

Which countries make up the Arctic?

a)

Russia and USA and Mongolia

b)

Iceland, Finland and Sweden

c)

Russia, Greenland, USA, Canada, Norway, Finland and Sweden

d)

Chile, Argentina, NewZealand and South Africa

6.

The native Greenlanders are known as .....

a)

Native Americans

b)

Eskimo

c)

Inuit

d)

Aboriginals

7.

Which animal do you NOT find in the Arctic?

a)

Penguin

b)

Polar Bear

c)

Seal

d)

Walrus

8.

What is the Arctic?

a)

The North Pole and the area around it

b)

A continent

c)

The South Pole and the area around it

d)

A country

9.

Why is the ice in the Arctic important to the Earth?

a)

It helps transmit radio and satellite signals used in communication

b)

It keeps the water in the ocean clean

c)

It helps the Arctic area stay cooler and keeps temperatures on Earth steady and normal

10.

Which of the following best describes the tundra?

a)

A vast treeless region with an extremely cold climate

b)

A cold climate with lots of vegetation

c)

A hot and dry area with very little rain

d)

A hot and humid area with lots of rain

11.

Which animal is at the top of the food chain in the Arctic?

a)

Fish

b)

Polar Bear

c)

Walrus

d)

Seal

12.

Which animal is this?

a)

Orca

b)

Polar Bear

c)

Seal

d)

Walrus

e)

Tern

13.

What do we call a large mass of ice that flows very slowly under the force of gravity?

a)

Ice sheet

b)

Glacier

c)

Glaciation

d)

Ice mass

14.

How many people live in the Arctic?

a)

2 million

b)

4 million

c)

60,000

15.

The Inuit have to deal with temperatures as low as:

a)

-15 degrees Celcius.

b)

-50 degrees Celcius

c)

-5 degrees Celcius

d)

5 degrees Celcius