2 Read the statements below and write true (T) or false (F) according to the text. Correct when they are false. a) Indigenous peoples in Brazil have easy access to essential services. ( ) b) Not all Brazilian indigenous peoples live deep in the forest. ( ) c) The Yanomami live in the rainforest of Brazil and Venezuela. ( )
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Some native people live in villages and towns on the edge of wooded areas, where major
rivers create transport routes for industries like logging. Others live deep in the rainforest and
depend on it for shelter, food and medicine.
rivers create transport routes for industries like logging. Others live deep in the rainforest and
depend on it for shelter, food and medicine.
There are lots of different indigenous tribes living in rainforests around the world; one
of the largest is the Yanomami. The Yanomami live in South America in the rainforests and
mountains of North Brazil and southern Venezuela. With a population of around 20,000 people,
the Yanomami live in large communal houses called shabonos.
of the largest is the Yanomami. The Yanomami live in South America in the rainforests and
mountains of North Brazil and southern Venezuela. With a population of around 20,000 people,
the Yanomami live in large communal houses called shabonos.
These shelters can accommodate between 50 and 400
people and are oval with a central open area. They are rebuilt
almost every year because they are fragile and easily damaged
by storms.
The Yanomami believe that every creature, rock, tree and
mountain has a spirit.
Like most tribes in the Amazon, daily tasks are divided up
between the men and the women. Men go out each day and
hunt for animals such as tapirs, deer and monkeys.
people and are oval with a central open area. They are rebuilt
almost every year because they are fragile and easily damaged
by storms.
The Yanomami believe that every creature, rock, tree and
mountain has a spirit.
Like most tribes in the Amazon, daily tasks are divided up
between the men and the women. Men go out each day and
hunt for animals such as tapirs, deer and monkeys.
Women
look after their families and grow their own crops such as sweet
potatoes, bananas and sugar cane. They also go out and gather
food such as nuts, fruit and insects, as well as fish. The women
weave baskets using bark and roots, which they use to carry
crops and other food back to the shabonos.
look after their families and grow their own crops such as sweet
potatoes, bananas and sugar cane. They also go out and gather
food such as nuts, fruit and insects, as well as fish. The women
weave baskets using bark and roots, which they use to carry
crops and other food back to the shabonos.
Yanomami children
are expected to help their parents with household chores from
a very early age. The Yanomami move every three to four years
to find more fertile ground for their crops.
Over the past 30 years, the Yanomami people have suffered because gold miners and cattle
ranchers have invaded their land, destroying the rainforest and introducing diseases.
are expected to help their parents with household chores from
a very early age. The Yanomami move every three to four years
to find more fertile ground for their crops.
Over the past 30 years, the Yanomami people have suffered because gold miners and cattle
ranchers have invaded their land, destroying the rainforest and introducing diseases.
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lived in rainforests for thousands of years.
Life in the Amazon Rainforest is not easy for its native people. This huge, dense forest makes
many areas inaccessible and the fastest way to get to essential services is by boat.
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