
Intro to Weather
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English
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4th Grade
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Easy
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Michelle Taylor
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9 Slides • 11 Questions
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Open Ended
What do you think are some factors that cause different types of weather?
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Multiple Choice
According to the text, what is the state of the atmosphere at a given time and place?
weather
temperature
humidity
air pressure
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Multiple Choice
Read this paragraph from the text.
Temperature is the measure of how hot or cold the air is. When the sun shines down on the earth, it warms up the earth’s surface. But that is not all that happens. The warmth of the sun also heats up the water on the earth. This process is responsible for many changes in weather and weather patterns. A thermometer measures temperature.
Based on this evidence, what can you conclude about the sun's relationship with the earth's surface?
the longer the sun shines, the colder the earth's surface
the longer the sun shines, the warmer the earth's surface
the longer the sun shines, the longer the earth's surface
the shorter the sun shines, the warmer the earth's surface
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Multiple Choice
What weather conditions are most directly influenced by humidity?
Clouds, rain, and snow
Wind speed and direction
Air pressure
Sunshine
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Multiple Choice
Imagine you were looking up at the sky, and you saw storm clouds moving slowly your way. The clouds come from humidity.
Based on the text, what determines the clouds moving slowly your way?
temperature
humidity
wind speed and direction
air pressure
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Multiple Choice
What is this text mostly about?
the sun warming the earth
things forecasters do
some causes of weather
the thickness of air
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Multiple Choice
Read these sentences from the text.
All of the weather’s four main factors interact with each other. As air particles respond to changes in pressure, they move and create wind. On a very humid day, there may be many clouds in the sky.
What does the word “interact” mean as used in the text?
to be unrelated or not impact something
to stay the same or not change
to have an effect on or change something
to argue or talk to each other
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Multiple Choice
What does the text describe?
some types of clouds
some famous forecasters
some examples of barometers
some factors that determine the weather
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Open Ended
According to the text, what are the four main factors that determine the weather?
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Multiple Choice
Choose the answer that best completes the sentence.
Weather is caused by a few things, ______ air pressure.
finally
including
excluding
but
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Open Ended
Read the last paragraph from the text.
All of the weather’s four main factors interact with each other. As air particles respond to changes in pressure, they move and create wind. On a very humid day, there may be many clouds in the sky. When it is cloudy, many of the sun’s rays never reach the earth. What would this do to the temperature?
What is the answer to the question at the end of the paragraph?
Use evidence from the rest of the text to support your answer.
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