Weather is seasonal atmospheric conditions such as rain, wind, snow, fog etc. and it affects our daily lives. Weather can usually be predicted by the four seasons we experience. The cold of winter causes frost and snow, for example. In April there tends to be more rain, hence the term 'April showers'. In autumn, there is more wind, which helps to blow the leaves off the trees.

Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Science - Elementary School - Weather

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10 Questions

1. What usually follows lightning?

ThunderSnowFogWind

2. Which is not a precipitation?

SnowHailFrostRain

3. Which of these is NOT affected by the weather?

If we need to brush our teethIf we can have a barbecueWhat we wearIf we can play out

4. What is the study of weather called?

MeteorologyPsychologyGeographyBiology

5. When do we see a rainbow?

When we have fog and rainWhen we have wind and snowWhen we have wind and rainWhen we have sun and rain

6. Which is not a type of cloud?

CumulusStratusColumboNimbus

7. Which color cloud is carrying the most water?

Light grayBlackWhiteDark gray

8. Which is not a tropical storm?

TornadoCycloneHurricaneTyphoon

9. What is needed to create a blizzard?

Wind and rainSun and windSnow and windSun and snow

10. In which season is it most likely to snow?

WinterSummerSpringAutumn