Weather and Climate

Types of Climate

100

This climate has mild temperatures and lots of rain. 

A) Tropical

B) Oceanic

C) Mountain

B) Oceanic

200

This climate has cold, dry winters and warm, wet summer.

A) Continental

B) Polar

C) Steppe

A) Continental

300

This climate has mild winters and very hot, dry summers.

A) Polar

B) Oceanic

C) Mediterranean

C) Mediterranean

400

This climate is found at high altitudes. It is has cold, snowy winters.

A) Continental

B) Tropical

C) Mountain

C) Mountain

500

This climate is dry, with hot summers and cold winters.

A) Tropical

B) Steppe

C) Oceanic

B) Steppe

Types of Weather

100

 

What is happening?

A) It's snowing.

B) It's raining.

C) It's very hot.

B) It's raining.

200

What is happening?

A) It's cloudy.

B) There is a fire.

C) It's windy.

C) It's windy.

300

What is happening?

A) It is the middle of summer.

B) It's sunny outside.

C) It's snowing. 

C) It's snowing. 

400

What is happening?
A) It's foggy.

B) There is a storm. 

C) There is heavy rain.

A) It's foggy. 

500

What is happening?

A) There are fireworks.

B) There is a thunderstorm.

C) There is a snowstorm.

B) There is a thunderstorm.

Plants and Animals

100

Where can you find this tree?

A) In a temperate zone

B) In a polar zone

C) In a tropical zone

C) In a tropical zone

200

Where can you find this animal?

A) In a temperate zone

B) In a polar zone

C) In a tropical zone

B) In a polar zone

300

Where can you find this type of forest?

A) In a temperate zone

B) In a polar zone

C) In a tropical zone

A) In a temperate zone

400

Where can you find this bird?

A) In a temperate zone

B) In a polar zone

C) In a tropical zone

C) In a tropical zone

500

Where can you find this type of forest?

A) In a temperate zone

B) In a polar zone

C) In a tropical zone

B) In a polar zone

Important Terms

100

This is is the word for how hot or cold something is.

A) Wind

B) Altitude

C) Temperature

C) Temperature

200

This is the middle point between the North Pole and South Pole. 

A) Equator

B) Prime Meridian

C) International Date Line

A) Equator

300

This tells us how far away we are from the equator. 

A) Height

B) Latitude

C) Precipitation

B) Latitude

400

This is how we measure the amount of rain or snow.

A) Evaporation

B) Condensation

C) Precipitation

C) Precipitation

500

This is how far somewhere is from sea level.

A) Altitude

B) Thermometer

C) Atmosphere

A) Altitude