What is weather and how do we measure them?
How do scientists make observation and make predictions?
What does the climate of a specific area tell us?
Weather Hazards
Extra Points
100

What is the weather? 

Weather is a short-term condition of the atmosphere. 

100
What is the key to predicting the weather? 

Patterns of the weather. 

100
What does repeated climate tell us? 

Repeated data tells us the possibility of what may happen in the future. 

100
What are weather hazards? 

An extreme weather condition can be dangerous to people and the environment. 

200

Compare and contrast weather and climate? 

Weather is a short-term change in the condition of the atmosphere but the climate is the long-term condition of the atmosphere. 

200
The weather is the same all throughout the year (one location). (True or false). 

False! Weather can not be the same all throughout the year EXCEPT for very hot/cold areas like Antarctica or Desserts. 

200

Jessie says that the climate at the poles is very cold. Is he right or is he wrong? Explain with the term: equator.

He is right! the climate at the poles is very cold because it is further away from the equator. 
200

What is some example of weather hazards? 

 hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorms, lightning, hail, and winds.

300

What is the measurement for the temperature? 

What is the measurement of the precipitation? 

Fahrenheit or Celsius. 

Percentage. 

300

Climates are the same in different countries. (True or false). Explain. 

Climates are not the same in different countries because of the different locations. *The longitude, latitude, and latitude can also affect the weather. 

300

 Which of the following climatic zones has wet and hot weather conditions all year round?


Tropical

300
How do weather hazards affect people, animals, and the environment? 

Weather hazards can be very dangerous and destroy people and animals' habitats. 

300

Which is the technical term for the moisture content in the air?


Humidity

400

The scientist looks at the _______ of the data to predict the future coming weather. 

patterns

400

What do we call a scientist who studies weather and climate?

A. A speleologist

B. A geologist

C. A meteorologist


C. Meteorologist

400

Which of the following is not a cause of the seasons on Earth?

The rotation of the earth around its axis

400

Explain how predicting weather hazards is helpful to us? 

It helps us to prepare and protect ourselves, animals, and the environment before the weather hazard occurs. 

400

Weather can change drastically from day to today? (True or False) 

True! Weather can change drastically in a day because the weather can change every hour and even minutes!

500

It is better to have any data from the past to make an accurate prediction. (Yes or No).

Yes. Scientists predict the weather by looking at the data from the past.

500

Which of the following conditions can change daily?


Weather

500

Which of the following weather conditions is a typical feature of the savanna region?

A. A distinct dry and wet season with the average temperature ranging from 3 to 8 degrees

B. Uniformly high temperature during the year

C. No different in annual rainfall from area to area

C. No different in annual rainfall from area to area

500

Which weather condition happens when snow falls fast and thick?

A. A tornado

B. A blizzard

C. A hurricane

B. A blizzard

500

Most of the tornadoes around the world occur in which country? (Not sure? Just guess it!)

A. China

B. Russia

C. The United States of American

C. The United States of American