Inuit People's Lifestyle Changes
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Inuits were originally called Inuits.

False

Many Inuits continue to live in igloos.

False

Seal-skin clothes are commonly worn by Inuits.

True

Inuits used to wear snowshoes on their hands.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

Inuits used to travel long distances in a short time.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

Snowmobiles are a common means of transportation for Inuits.

<p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

Many older Inuits prefer modern town life.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

Thirty years ago, the Inuit people were called ______, but now they are called Inuits.

<p>Eskimos</p> Signup and view all the answers

Many Inuit people live in ______ in small towns today.

<p>houses</p> Signup and view all the answers

The 85-year-old Inuit said that their winter ______ were very warm.

<p>igloos</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the short summers, the Inuit people used to live in ______ tents.

<p>seal-skin</p> Signup and view all the answers

To move over the snow, the Inuit people used to wear special ______ on their feet.

<p>snowshoes</p> Signup and view all the answers

Today, many Inuits travel long distances using ______.

<p>snowmobiles</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Inuit People's Lifestyle Changes

  • The term "Eskimos" is no longer used to refer to the Inuit people, instead, they are called "Inuits", which means "the people".
  • Inuit people used to live in igloos during winter, but now many live in houses in small towns.
  • Traditional seal-skin clothes are still worn by many Inuits due to their warmth, which is essential for the extremely cold weather that lasts for many months.

Traditional Inuit Life

  • In the past, Inuit people built warm winter igloos where they could cook inside, sometimes getting too hot.
  • As a child, an 85-year-old Inuit would often remove her clothes inside the igloo.
  • During short summers, they lived in seal-skin tents and spent most of their time playing outside.

Transportation

  • In the past, Inuit people wore special snowshoes on their feet to move over the snow.
  • Today, many Inuits use snowmobiles to travel long distances in a short time, which used to take days or weeks.

Changes in Lifestyle

  • Life is not as hard as it used to be, but many older Inuits dislike town life and prefer to go back to their traditional ways.

Inuit People's Lifestyle Changes

  • The term "Eskimos" is no longer used to refer to the Inuit people, instead, they are called "Inuits", which means "the people".
  • Inuit people used to live in igloos during winter, but now many live in houses in small towns.
  • Traditional seal-skin clothes are still worn by many Inuits due to their warmth, which is essential for the extremely cold weather that lasts for many months.

Traditional Inuit Life

  • In the past, Inuit people built warm winter igloos where they could cook inside, sometimes getting too hot.
  • As a child, an 85-year-old Inuit would often remove her clothes inside the igloo.
  • During short summers, they lived in seal-skin tents and spent most of their time playing outside.

Transportation

  • In the past, Inuit people wore special snowshoes on their feet to move over the snow.
  • Today, many Inuits use snowmobiles to travel long distances in a short time, which used to take days or weeks.

Changes in Lifestyle

  • Life is not as hard as it used to be, but many older Inuits dislike town life and prefer to go back to their traditional ways.

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This quiz explores the changes in the lifestyle of Inuit people, from their traditional homes and clothing to their modern adaptations.

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