Vocabulary
This action involves constructing or assembling something, usually from raw materials or available resources.
Build
Who are the Bajau people?
A) A group of people known for their inland farming techniques
B) A nomadic group that lives mostly in tropical forests
C) A maritime ethnic group with a history of seafaring and fishing
D) A mountain-dwelling tribe famous for their architecture
C) A maritime ethnic group with a history of seafaring and fishing
What is a traditional Himba home called?
A) Hut
B) Igloo
C) Ombwi
D) Tent
C) Ombwi
What type of homes did the Inuit people traditionally live in?
A) Tall skyscrapers made from steel
B) Igloos, made from blocks of ice and snow
C) Large tents made of animal hides
D) Wooden houses built on stilts
B) Igloos, made from blocks of ice and snow
Where do the Sherpa people primarily live?
A) In the lowland plains of India
B) In the high-altitude regions of the Himalayas
C) On the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro
D) In the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia
B) In the high-altitude regions of the Himalayas
This term refers to the process of catching or harvesting fish from bodies of water for food or resources.
Fish
How do the Bajau people live?
A) In floating villages made of bamboo and palm leaves
B) In high-altitude homes built into cliffs
C) In stilt houses or on boats over water, with little contact with land
D) In traditional huts constructed from animal skins and wood
C) In stilt houses or on boats over water, with little contact with land
What do Himba women typically wear?
A) Brightly colored cloth dresses
B) Skirts made of goatskin and jewelry made from shells and beads
C) Metal armor and helmets
D) Traditional clothing made of silk
B) Skirts made of goatskin and jewelry made from shells and beads
What is a primary food source for the Inuit people?
A) Fruits and vegetables from the land
B) Fish, seals, whales, and other sea animals
C) Livestock like cattle and goats
D) Rice and grains
B) Fish, seals, whales, and other sea animals
What is the Sherpa people's main occupation?
A) Fishing in the rivers of Nepal
B) Farming crops like rice and wheat
C) Mountaineering, including guiding climbers on Everest
D) Trading in large markets across Asia
C) Mountaineering, including guiding climbers on Everest
This activity refers to actively searching for and pursuing animals in the wild for food, sport, or resources.
Hunt
What are the Bajau people famous for?
A) Their mastery of horseback riding and archery
B) Their deep-sea diving abilities and skill in underwater hunting
C) Their complex weaving techniques used for clothing
D) Their extensive knowledge of herbal medicine
B) Their deep-sea diving abilities and skill in underwater hunting
What is the most important part of the Himba people's lifestyle?
A) Fishing in nearby rivers
B) Herding cattle, which they use for milk, meat, and wealth
C) Growing crops like maize and wheat
D) Trading goods in large markets
B) Herding cattle, which they use for milk, meat, and wealth
How do Inuit people traditionally travel on snow and ice?
A) On bicycles
B) By walking only
C) Using sleds pulled by dogs
D) By horseback
C) Using sleds pulled by dogs
What is a significant part of the Sherpa people's diet?
A) Beef and lamb
B) Dairy products, especially yak butter, and barley
C) Seafood and tropical fruits
D) Wheat, rice, and beans
B) Dairy products, especially yak butter, and barley
This term refers to gathering or managing a group of domesticated animals, typically for the purpose of care or movement.
Herd
What do the Bajau people eat?
A) A diet mostly of wild berries and roots
B) Mostly seafood, such as fish, squid, and sea cucumbers, with occasional rice
C) Mainly livestock such as goats and cattle, supplemented with tropical fruits
D) A primarily vegetarian diet made up of rice, vegetables, and nuts
B) Mostly seafood, such as fish, squid, and sea cucumbers, with occasional rice
What is the unique feature of the Himba people's appearance?
A) They paint their faces with bright colors using natural materials
B) They wear heavy armor made of iron
C) They wear large, elaborate hats made from animal fur
D) They tattoo their bodies in intricate designs
A) They paint their faces with bright colors using natural materials
Where do the Inuit people traditionally live?
A) In tropical rainforests
B) In cold, Arctic regions of North America and Greenland
C) In desert areas of Africa
D) In the mountains of South America
B) In cold, Arctic regions of North America and Greenland
How do Sherpa people adapt to the high-altitude environment of the Himalayas?
A) They live in houses built underground
B) They have developed a unique ability to carry heavy loads at high altitudes with less oxygen
C) They grow crops in a makeshift greenhouse at high altitudes
D) They wear thin clothes to help them climb in high altitude and have adapted to the cold
B) They have developed a unique ability to carry heavy loads at high altitudes with less oxygen
What is the difference between gather and forage?
forage: searching for and collecting wild food sources such as plants, fruits, or fungi in nature.
gather: bringing together items or resources, often from various places or sources, for use or storage.
How do the Bajau people travel?
A) By using large boats to navigate the open ocean
B) By walking long distances along narrow mountain paths
C) By using small boats that are specifically designed for open water
D) By riding specially trained sea turtles across the ocean
C) By using small boats that are specifically designed for open water
Where do the Himba people live?
A) In large cities in southern Africa
B) In rural desert areas in Namibia
C) On tropical islands in the Indian Ocean
D) In the high mountains of northern Africa
B) In rural desert areas in Namibia
What is a traditional Inuit tool used for hunting?
A) A bow and arrow
B) A spear or harpoon
C) A slingshot
D) A fishing rod
B) A spear or harpoon
What is a traditional Sherpa structure used for living or storage called?
A) A gershi
B) A stupa
C) A chorten
D) A kharka
D) A kharka