Weather vs Climate
Animal/Plant Adaptation
Severe Weather
Natural Disasters
100

A hurricane is weather or climate?

What is weather? 

100

Plants in the desert have ____ leaves to reduce water loss through transpiration

What is no or small leaves?

100

What brings heavy snow, strong winds, and freezing temperatures, making travel dangerous.

What is a blizzard?

100

What's made worse by dry vegetation?

What is wildfires?

200

A rainforest is weather on climate?

What is climate?

200

Desert plants often have ____ root systems to access water underground

What is deep?

200

What is a violent rotating column of air that touches the ground and can cause major damage?

What is a tornado?

200

This typically happens quickly, often within minutes or hours, after heavy rainfall.

What is a flood?
300

There’s a heatwave this week, with temperatures reaching 100°F

What is weather?

300

Some animals in cold climates have _______ body parts, like their ears or tails, to reduce heat loss."

What is small?
300

What is a large, swirling storm that forms over warm ocean waters and can cause flooding and wind damage?

What is a hurricane?

300

What's the name of the scale that measures earthquakes?

What is the Richter Scale?

400

A hurricane hit the coast last weekend, causing heavy rainfall and strong winds

What is weather?

400

Polar bears have a thick layer of _____ to insulate themselves from the cold

What is blubber?

400

These storms form in warm, moist conditions and can produce hail, heavy rainfall, and even tornadoes

What is a thunderstorm?

400

What is the fault that runs through California?

What is the San Andreas Fault?

500

In the desert, temperatures can drop drastically at night, sometimes reaching freezing

What is climate?

500

Animals living in cold environments may produce ___________ in their bodies to prevent freezing

What is antifreeze?

500

The winds that help spread wildfires in California are called the _______ winds.

What is Santa Ana?

500

This type of seismic wave is the fastest and can travel through solids, liquids, and gases, typically arriving first during an earthquake

What are P waves?