What did Henson, Egingwah, and Seegloo do to ensure they reached the North Pole?

They drove the sledges in a large rectangle around the camp

The last paragraph on page 333 is mainly about...

How the Inuit women made clothing for the crew

Ootah warmed Henson's feet when he pulled him from the water, supports what...

The Inuit knew how to survive in extreme conditions

To prevent supplies from getting burried in deep snow, Peary decided to...

use six relay teams with supplies

When the crew had to keep moving their limbs to keep their blood flowing, supports the idea...

the temperature was dangerously cold

What is the story mainly about?

The First Americans to reach the North Pole

Henson knew he would be the one to accompany Peary to the North Pole when....

Peary ordered Bartlett to retreat

What are pages 335-336 mostly about

The dangers the expedition encountered as they moved north

To organize the selection and develop the main idea, the author does what...

describes events in the order they happend

From the caption on page 340, the reader can conclude that the Inuit...

were unimpressed with the North Pole

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1
What did Henson, Egingwah, and Seegloo do to ensure they reached the North Pole?
They took a photograph of the men holding flags.
They planted flags in a large pressure ridge
They used a sextant to check the position of the sun
They drove the sledges in a large rectangle around the camp
2
The last paragraph on page 333 is mainly about...
How the Inuit women made clothing for the crew
how bearskin differs from deerskin and flannel
what the crew used as sleeping sacks
Why the crew needed special sledges
3
Ootah warmed Henson's feet when he pulled him from the water, supports what...
The Inuit took the expedition more seriously than the crew
Henson made four previous attempts to reach North Pole
The crew often fell through the ice and into the water
The Inuit knew how to survive in extreme conditions
4
To prevent supplies from getting burried in deep snow, Peary decided to...
have Henson accompany him to the Pole
have crew members build igloos at the camps
redesign and build the Inuit sledges
use six relay teams with supplies
5
When the crew had to keep moving their limbs to keep their blood flowing, supports the idea...
the crewmembers wanted to stay active
the temperature was dangerously cold
the expedition was poorly planned
Peary had suffered severe frostbite before
6
What is the story mainly about?
The dangers of traveling in freezing climates
The First Americans to reach the North Pole
The friendship between Henson and Peary
The frigid weather of the arctic
7
Henson knew he would be the one to accompany Peary to the North Pole when....
He survived the fall into the lead
He helped Peary build the sledges
Peary ordered Bartlett to retreat
The Inuit asked him to go with them
8
What are pages 335-336 mostly about
The dangers the expedition encountered as they moved north
why crewmembers had to move campsites so often
The reason many support parties were sent back to base camp
How crewmembers had to conserve fuel and supplies
9
To organize the selection and develop the main idea, the author does what...
explains effect first then their causes
tells the final outcome first then the details.
describes each crew member one at a time
describes events in the order they happend
10
From the caption on page 340, the reader can conclude that the Inuit...
were unimpressed with the North Pole
looked forward to returning home
were proud of their contribution to the expedition
resented having to hold the flags for the photo

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