IGLOOS
Assessment
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Chelsey Larsen
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Geography, History
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6th Grade
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Hard
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1.
Multiple Choice
The first step of igloo building is finding the right spot. You can build an igloo successfully anywhere you can find enough snow. But for the Inuit, who once relied on igloos for shelter throughout the winter, where was the best place to build one?
On sea ice
On tundra
On a mountain
On the grassland
2.
Multiple Choice
The freshest snow available
Snow with a high ice content
A layer of snow formed in a single drift
3.
Multiple Choice
What's the ideal shape for an igloo?
A dome
A cone
A circle
4.
Multiple Choice
A shovel, a knife, and a chisel
Just a shovel
Just a knife
5.
Multiple Choice
Inside an igloo, with an oil lamp burning, how much warmer is it usually than outside?
15 degrees
35 degrees
65 degrees
25 degrees
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