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History Chapter 1-2
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1
The treeless Artic plains north of the timberline is called the boreal Forest.
True
False
2
Who was the famous EnglisWh Missionary to the Canadian Inuits and their neighbors?
Sir Winfred Grenfell
Jim Thorpe
Erik the Red
Will Rogers
3
The movement of a group of people or animals from one part of the world to the next is called migration.
False
True
4
The most famous Indians of South America were the Aztecs.
False
True
5
Trees that do not lose their leaves are called
deciduous
evergreens
conifers
Christmas Trees
6
What is the highest peak in North America?
Mt. Everest
Mt. Mckinley
Mount Bohn
Pikes Peak
7
The animal that has shaped the landscape of North America more than any other animal is
Bear
Beaver
seal
Fox
8
The Vast evergreen forest region covering much of Canada and parts of Alaska is called Timberline.
False
True
9
What is the name of the world's largest island?
The United States
Greenland
Australia
Iceland
10
People who live in Greenland or the Canadian Arctic call themselves
Indians
Eskimos
Inuits
Aztecs
11
A large mass of ice that flows slowly over land is a glacier.
True
False
12
Who is known as America's Greatest Storyteller?
Will Rogers
Sir Wilfred Grenfell
Jim Thorpe
Erik the Red
13
The smallest, coldest ocean is the Atlantic ocean.
True
False
14
Who was one of America's greatest athletes?
Erik the Red
Sir Wilfred Grenfeld
Jim Thorpe
Will Rogers
15
The area between the north pole and the northern timberline is the arctic.
True
False