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 \nIt is warm inside an igloo because it keeps thewind out and traps the heat in.An igloo doesnot last long because it is made of snow andice.Is your house made of snow and ice?  \nPeople in the Philippines used to make treehouses for shelter.They were made with  \nbamboo and grass roots because those are easyto find.Does this look like your house?  \nThe people of the Philippines made tree housesbecause they could sit up high and see theirenemies coming.Also,they were away frompoisonous snakes and wild animals.Is yourhouse in a tree?  \nIn some parts of Spain,people live in housesunderground.Such houses are made from rock,concrete,and other natural materials.Doesthis look like your house?  \nThe houses were built underground to keepcool in the summer and warm in the winter.Today they often have furniture,runningwater,bathrooms,and even the Internet.Isyour house underground?","cbCaig9WXJdlngSJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig9WXJdlngSJ","pdf",932262,18,"English","# Houses Around the World\n## Arctic Igloos\n## Tree Houses in the Philippines\n## Underground Houses in Spain","[{\"question\":\"Why do people in the Arctic build igloos?\",\"answer\":\"People in the Arctic use snow and ice because they are cold and abundant materials in that environment, and the structures effectively trap heat and block the wind.\"},{\"question\":\"What was the primary purpose of building treehouses in the Philippines?\",\"answer\":\"Treehouses were built to provide a high vantage point to spot enemies and to protect residents from dangerous wild animals and poisonous snakes.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the benefits of living in an underground house in Spain?\",\"answer\":\"Underground houses are constructed from natural materials like rock and concrete to maintain a comfortable temperature, keeping the interior cool in the summer and warm in the winter.\"}]","Houses Around the World - Beginner Level Reader | PDF",1789966277,28]