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Igloo: Traditional Inuit Shelter
  • 1. What is an igloo primarily used for?
A) Shelter
B) Ceremonies
C) Cooking
D) Transport
  • 2. What material is traditionally used to build an igloo?
A) Wood
B) Metal
C) Snow blocks
D) Stone
  • 3. Which indigenous group is known for building igloos?
A) Maasai
B) Aboriginal Australians
C) Inuit
D) Navajo
  • 4. In which region are igloos commonly built?
A) Mountains
B) Arctic
C) Desert
D) Rainforest
  • 5. How long does it take to build a traditional igloo by experienced builders?
A) 1-2 hours
B) One week
C) Few minutes
D) Several days
  • 6. What is the shape of a traditional igloo?
A) Square
B) Cylinder
C) Dome
D) Triangle
  • 7. How do igloos stay warm inside?
A) Body heat of occupants
B) Fireplaces
C) Heaters
D) Solar panels
  • 8. What is the traditional entrance of an igloo called?
A) Hatch
B) Door
C) Tunnel
D) Window
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