Which is an example of how the natural environment affects people's behavior? - people dress differently to suit the temperatures outside. - people participate in sporting events. - people express themselves through art. - people use languages to communicate with one another.

People dress differently to suit the temperatures outside

Explanation:

One of the ways in which can be seen the effect of the natural environment on the people, is the way they dress. Every region in the world has its own unique clothing styles, and they have all been developed in order to be suitable for the weather conditions in that region. In the Middle East for example, the people tend to wear clothes that cover them almost entirely, with only their face being show, as well as preferring to wear white color. The reason for this is that it is very hot outside, and the white color has higher albedo than the dark colors, and the covering of the body and head is to avoid sunburns. On the other hand, the Yakut people in Siberia tend to wear very thick clothes, usually made of animal skin and fur. They also wear thick hats, made from animal skin and fur as well. The shoes are also made of the same material and are very thick, and gloves are almost always included. The reason for this is that the temperatures in Siberia get to -40, -50, -60 C degrees. The winds are very cold, and there is lot of snow. The purpose of this type of clothing is isolation from the outside so that the body can be kept warm and retain its heat.

The answer is a.

Explanation:

Honestly, different sports, types of art, and language can be created in a different region do to the resources around them. But this question is asking about the environment, and the only answer relating to the environment is answer a, which has to do with temperature.

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