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5. Category BCategory DCategory E 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Category CCategory A

6. 6 months

7. How many months of daylight are there?

8. Along the coasts

9. What is where most animal life is found?

10. five

11. What is how many layers of clothing are worn if working outside?

12. Australia

13. Who has claimed the largest part of Antarctica?

14. Sir James Clark Ross

15. Who discovered the Ross Ice Shelf?

16. McMurdo

17. What is the largest research station?

18. Coldest, windiest, and iciest place on Earth

19. What is Antarctica?

20. Amundsen and Scott

21. Who are the people who raced to the South Pole in 1911?

22. Captain James Cook

23. Who was the first to cross the Antarctic Circle?

24. Roald Amundsen

25. Who was the first to reach the South Pole?

26. Largest desert in the world

27. What is Antarctica?

28. seven

29. How many countries have made claims to parts of Antarctica?

30. Borge Ousland

31. Who was the first to cross Antarctica alone in 1996?

32. Microscopic one–celled protozoa

33. What are the most abundant animals in Antarctica?

34. France

35. Which country has claimed the smallest part of the continent?

36. Twelve

37. How many countries signed the Antarctic Treay of 1959?

38. Richard Byrd

39. Who made the first flight across the South Pole?

40. 90%

41. How much of the world’s ice is in Antarctica?

42. A continent surrounded by water

43. What is Antarctica?

44. A frozen ocean of ice surrounded by land

45. What is the Arctic?

46. Winters are very harsh and dark

47. Why is research done mainly in the summer?

48. Ban new territorial claims and ensure equal access to Antarctica for science research

49. Why was the Antarctic Treaty of 1959 created?

50. An insulating layer of fat and special chemicals in their blood to keep it from freezing

51. What are adaptations animals have for the cold?

52. Establish a free exchange of scientific information and dedicate the continent to peaceful use only

53. What are reasons the Antarctic Treaty of 1959 was created?

54. Having a compact body and waterproof, insulating feathers

55. What are adaptations animals have for the cold?

56. Make your wager

57. Richard Atwater

58. Who is the author of Mr. Popper’s Penguins?