which of the following are examples of how the inuit people have adapted to the natural environment?   i. today, the inuit people often drive snowmobiles. ii. traditional inuit religious beliefs included worship of pele, goddess of the volcano. iii. traditional inuit diet consisted mainly of meat, with few vegetables or grains. a. i. only b. i. and iii. only c. ii. and iii. only d. i., ii., and iii.

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The correct anser is C you see i. isnt that true only in someplaces in the world snowmobiles actes like cars because of the amount of snow there is that cars cannot be driven. So in that case ii and iii makes the most sense.

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The answer is B. I. and iii. only

Explanation: Inuit people are indigenous people found and living in the Arctic region; primarily in Unites state, Greenland and Canada. Arctic regions are polar region and their land are usually filled with snow and ice covers. This leads to traditional Inuit people to use "Dog Sleigh" as a mode of transportation. Today, they now make use of snowmobile instead of Dog Sleigh for their transportation as a result of technology advancement.

Vegetables and grains cannot grow in the Arctic. So, the Inuit have to depend on meat for their diets. Animals usually found in The Arctic include whales, polar bears, seals and fishes. These are primarily Inuit diets.

Therefore, Inuit people adapted to their natural environment which is a polar region by depending on snowmobile and meats for their transportation and diet respectively.