Neighbourhoods
Vocabulary
Longyearbyen
North/South Poles
Random
100

People who live near you

Neighbours

100

The price of something

Cost

100

True or False, it is safe to leave Longyearbyen alone?

False

100

Antarctica is the _____ Pole

South

100

I use my key to _____ the room.

Access

200

Name three things you find in a neighbourhood

Parks, supermarkets, schools, etc....

200

Trees, mountains, grass, rivers

Nature

200

How many kilometres of roads does Longyearbyen have?

50km

200

What are three differences between the North/South Poles

Arctic - smaller, has people, polar bears, frozen ice...


Antarctica - Bigger, island, colder, no people, penguins...

200

True or False: Lima is in Colombia

False.


It is in Peru

300

What is on every wall in Barranco?

Street art

300

Many types of something

Variety

300

The group of islands that Longyearbyen is found on

Svalbard

300

The average temperature of the Arctic

-30 degrees

300

How many permanent residents are there in Longyearbyen?

Over 2000
400

In which city is the neighbourhood of Barranco?

Lima

400

Lots of snow falling from a mountain

Avalanche

400

What are four difficult things about living in Longyearbyen?

Very cold, danger from avalanches, polar bears, long time with no sunlight, etc...

400

How many people live in the Arctic

4 million people

400

Tell me a pro and con of living in Barranco

Pros: easy to get around, cafes/restaurants, street art, very friendly people...

Cons: traffic, high rent cost

500

What are five things to consider if we move to a new neighbourhood?

Distance from work, weather, cost, local people, food, transport, etc...

500

Not the highest or the lowest value, but the value most in the middle

Average

500

How far from the North Pole is Longyearbyen?

650 miles / 1050 kilometres

500

Name three animals from each Pole

North - Polar bear, Fox, owl...

South - Seal, penguin, walrus...

500

How fast is an arctic hare?

40 miles per hour

64 kilometres per hour

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