Read the paragraph.
1 answer:
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The different kind of houses (and their uses) are...
- Brick or adobe; stay cool in the summer and warm in the winter; very suitable for places with all four seasons
- Lightweight houses; designed to survive earthquakes; suitable for places vulnerable to earthquake
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I'm not sure if you missed information but based on logic I think the answer is an adobe house.
A lightweight house is designed to survive earthquakes. earthquakes and hot temperatures do not relate.
A stone house was not stated in the article but it wouldn't do better than a brick or adobe house.
A wood house would probably be very hot in a hot climate, or maybe even catch fire. Wood is a main source to make fire. It would most likely trap heat and/or make fire.
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Adobe houses...
Adobe houses are houses made of soil, water, and sometimes straw. They are mainly used around Mexico. In Mexico, it is very hot, and the soil keeps out the heat. Also, I will add a picture of an adobe house. As you can see in the picture, the climate looks very hot. People build these kind of houses in hot places to stay cool.
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