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WorksheetsImpact of Climate on People
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Why are stilt houses commonly found in areas with heavy rainfall?
To help collect rainwater
To stay above flood levels
To avoid wild animals
To get better views
Which house type is best suited for snowy regions?
Stilt house
Tent
Thatched house
Igloo
Which of the following is an adaptation in housing due to hot and dry climate?
Thick mud walls
Snow-covered roofs
Raised wooden floors
Houses made of ice
How does climate affect people’s occupations?
Climate decides people's nationality
Climate changes people’s names
Climate changes people’s birth dates
Climate affects the types of jobs available, like fishing or herding
Why do people in hot climates wear light-colored clothes?
To match the color of the sand
To look fashionable
To reflect sunlight and stay cool
To absorb heat
What is one way climate influences food habits in cold areas?
A. Climate has no role in food choices
B. Climate has no role in food choices
C. People in cold areas eat high-energy food to stay warm
D. People in hot areas only eat meat
Climate has no role in food choices
People in cold areas eat high-energy food to stay warm
People eat the same food all over the world
People in cold areas only eat food that keep the body cool
What is a major disadvantage of flat roofs in regions with heavy snowfall?
They are costlier to construct
They absorb too much sunlight
They cannot drain melted snow properly
They might break under the weight of snow
Houses built using bamboo and wood are commonly found in which type of region?
Freezing mountain ranges
Dry and sandy deserts
Icy polar zones
Humid and rainy areas
Which aspect of human life is least influenced by the climate of a place?
Festivals
Food eaten
Design of homes
Jobs people do
Which statement best summarises the overall impact of climate on people?
A B choices. C Climate mainly changes political systems. D Climate influences languages more than buildings.
Climate only affects leisure activities
Climate shapes housing, clothing, food, and transport choices
Climate mainly changes political systems
Climate influences languages more than buildings
