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Weather Vs Climate

Weather Vs Climate

Assessment

Presentation

Science

6th - 8th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

NGSS
MS-ESS2-6, MS-ESS2-5, MS-ESS3-5

+3

Standards-aligned

Created by

Andrea Smoley

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1 Slide • 22 Questions

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Weather or Climate?

By Andrea Smoley

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of climate?

1

The temperature on any day

2

How much rain fell in a storm

3

The average humidity of an area in the summer

4

How windy it is outside today

3

Multiple Choice

True or False: Climate can change very quickly, like within hours

1

True

2

False

4

Multiple Choice

True or false: Warming is causing the Earth average temperature to increase

1

True

2

False

5

Multiple Choice

True or false: The amount of solar radiation, the chemistry of the atmosphere, clouds, and the biosphere all affect Earth's climate

1

True

2

False

6

Multiple Choice

True or false: Climate does not impact weather patterns

1

True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

Duluth recorded 12 inches of snow yesterday!

1

Weather

2

Climate

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Multiple Choice

Florida had its hottest day so far this year at 97 degrees Fahrenheit.

1

Weather

2

Climate

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Which two states have the most similar climates?

1

state A and B

2

State A and C

3

State D and B

4

State C and D

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Labelling

The table below classifies statements about patterns that happen in the sky. How should each column of the table be labeled to make the table correct?

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Climate

Weather

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Multiple Choice

It is usually mild during the winter in the southern states of the United States.

1

Weather

2

Climate

3
4

12

Multiple Choice

Oklahoma saw 2 tornados, 57 lightning strikes, 9 inches of rain, and high winds every day this week.

1

Weather

2

Climate

13

Multiple Choice

In the U.S. northern states, each winter brings cold temperatures and snowy conditions.

1

Weather

2

Climate

14

Multiple Choice

The average temperature in Hawaii during the winter is between 72 and 82 degrees. This doesn’t change from year to year.

1

Weather

2

Climate

3
4

15

Multiple Choice

In Georgia, the summer months are characterized by hot temperatures, low rainfall, and high humidity.

1

Weather

2

Climate

3
4

16

Multiple Choice

There was a light drizzle this morning as I left for school, but it cleared to sunny skies by lunchtime.

1

Weather

2

Climate

3
4

17

Multiple Choice

A location can have an average temperature of 76 degrees and still experience days where the temperature reaches 90 degrees.

1

True

2

False

18

Multiple Choice

Question image

which state has the coldest climate?

1

A

2

B

3

C

4

D

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Based on the table, on average, how much warmer is State B than State D in June?

1

11 degrees

2

8 degrees

3

15 degrees

4

55 degrees

20

Multiple Choice

Question image
What is the year-by-year variation of the atmosphere’s condition over a large area called?
1
climate
2
weather
3
temperature
4
humidity

21

Multiple Choice

Question image
What is the local, day-by-day variation in the atmosphere's condition called?
1
climate
2
weather
3
temperature
4
precipitation

22

Multiple Choice

In a tropical rainforest it is very humid and rains almost every day.

1

Weather

2

Climate

23

Multiple Choice

The Sun is the key driving force of weather and climate. Which of the following is true regarding how weather and climate compare?

1

Weather refers to conditions nearer to the ground; climate refers to conditions in the atmosphere.

2

Climate refers to conditions over long periods of time; weather refers to conditions over short periods of time.

3

Weather refers to conditions in the atmosphere; climate refers to conditions nearer to the ground.

4

Climate refers to conditions over shourt periods of time; weather refers to conditions over long periods of time.

Weather or Climate?

By Andrea Smoley

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