A) To generate heat B) To increase wind flow C) To slow down heat transfer D) To block sunlight
A) Animal fur B) Glass C) Metal D) Concrete
A) Weight B) Color C) Sound absorption D) Thermal resistance
A) Painting it B) Making it too thick C) Compressing the insulation D) Using too much glue
A) To block drafts B) To increase heat loss C) To let in sunlight D) To prevent moisture buildup
A) Mud B) Dry leaves C) Rocks D) Sand
A) Lean-to B) Tipi C) Wigwam D) Quinzhee
A) Increased conduction B) Increased radiation C) Reduced convection D) Increased wind flow
A) Wet insulation loses its R-value B) Wet insulation is lighter C) Wet insulation is stronger D) Wet insulation is easier to work with
A) The floor (directly on the ground) B) The roof C) A single corner D) One wall only
A) It can melt B) It's too warm C) It's too hard to find D) It's too heavy
A) They are cheaper B) They are easier to dry C) They are heavier D) They trap more air
A) Clay B) Asphalt C) Moss D) Gravel
A) Carbon monoxide poisoning B) Increased warmth C) Reduced noise D) Improved ventilation
A) A layer of dry leaves/debris B) A metal sheet C) Cement D) Bare dirt
A) The prevailing wind B) South C) West D) East
A) By increasing air pressure B) By generating heat C) By preventing air circulation D) By absorbing sunlight
A) Color only affects waterproofness B) Lighter colors insulate better C) Color has little to no effect D) Darker colors insulate better
A) They are difficult to find B) They become warmer when wet C) They attract animals D) They lose insulation when wet
A) Leaving it completely open B) Adding insulation to the back and sides C) Building a fire in the middle D) Insulating only the front
A) Wearing wet clothing B) Wearing only one layer C) Wearing very tight clothing D) Wearing multiple layers
A) Clay B) Straw C) Wood D) Metal
A) Sticky sap B) Tough bark C) Fluffy fibers D) Sharp needles
A) Remove the door completely B) Hang a blanket or cloth C) Make it out of metal D) Leave it wide open
A) Rapid temperature loss B) No temperature change C) Slow temperature increase D) Consistent temperature
A) Empty cardboard boxes B) Newspaper wet with rain C) Sleeping bag D) Dry shredded newspaper
A) They are readily available and lightweight B) They are fireproof C) They are extremely warm, even when wet D) They repel insects
A) A low point where cold air accumulates B) A type of insulation material C) A device to generate cold air D) A type of fastener
A) Snow blocks B) Mud bricks C) Wood planks D) Ice blocks |