
Types of Cloud Review
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4th Grade
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Candace Pace
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Which instrument is used to measure temperature?
anemometer
barometer
thermometer
wind vane
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Which statement best describes how a cloud is formed?
The formation of clouds happens when water vapor in the air rises, warms, and condenses.
The formation of clouds happens when water vapor in the air rises, cools, and condenses.
The formation of clouds happens when water vapor in the air rises, warms, and evaporates.
The formation of clouds happens when water vapor in the air rises, cools, and evaporates.
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Multiple Choice
Which clouds are formed from ice crystals?
cumulus
cirrius
fog
stratus
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Which is a characteristic of stratus clouds?
They are puffy, lumpy-looking clouds often with a flat bottom.
Most of the time they are found in low elevations of the atmosphere.
They are formed mostly of ice crystals.
They are small, puffy, high clouds that spread out and cover a large area.
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Multiple Choice
Juan looked out his window and saw low level clouds in the sky. Which type of clouds did Juan see?
cirrus
cumulus
nimbus
stratus
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What needs to happen for clouds to form?
Dry air rises and is cooled.
Dry air rises and is heated.
Moist air rises and is cooled.
Moist air rises and heated.
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Multiple Choice
A student recorded the characteristics of cumulus clouds. Which characteristics did the student most likely record?
layered in the sky, flat on the bottom
layered in the sky, made of ice.
puffy, flat on the bottom
puffy, made of ice
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A student notices cumulonimbus clouds filling the sky. What type of weather will most likely occur?
cold and rainy
snow
clear and warm
thunderstorms
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Multiple Choice
This type of cloud pictured is best described as being formed mostly of ice crystals. What type of cloud is pictured?
cirrus cloud
cumulonimbus cloud
cumulus cloud
stratus cloud
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Multiple Choice
A student is supposed to write an observation each day about the clouds she sees. The table shows what she wrote down each day. Which observation would be considered a prediction?
Day 1
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
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Multiple Choice
A group of 4th grade science students was asked to write one scientific observation about cirrus clouds. Which student's observation would be considered unscientific?
Student A
Student B
Student C
Student D
12
Multiple Choice
A student took a picture of the Arizona desert while he was on summer vacation. On the day he took his photo, there were puffy, lumpy-looking clouds above the desert. Which type of cloud did the student most likely see that day?
stratus
cumulus
cumulonimbus
cirrus
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Multiple Choice
Use the image of cloud types to answer the question. Which cloud type is likely to be seen in the sky on a sunny day?
stratus
stratocumulus
cumulonimbus
cirrus
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A student makes several observations about clouds viewed during the day and records them in the chart. What is the cloud type and likely weather conditions that will happen?
cirrus; stormy weather
cumulus; rainy weather
cumulus; fair weather
stratus; stormy weather
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What is a difference between cumulus clouds and cirrus clouds?
Cumulus clouds are high-level clouds mostly made of ice crystals.
Cirrus clouds are high-level clouds mastly made of ice crystals.
Cumulus clouds look like flat sheets.
Cirrus clouds look like flat sheets.
Which instrument is used to measure temperature?
anemometer
barometer
thermometer
wind vane
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