Exploring the Four Seasons

What are the four seasons of the year?

• spring, summer, autumn, winter

• early spring, late summer, mid-autumn, deep winter

• dry, humid, windy, calm

• rainy, sunny, foggy, snowy

Which season is typically associated with blooming flowers?

• autumn

• winter

• spring

• summer

In which season do leaves usually change color and fall?

• summer

• autumn

• winter

• spring

What is the primary characteristic of winter?

• Longer daylight hours

• Warm temperatures

• Cold temperatures

• Heavy rainfall

Which season is known for hot weather and long days?

• spring

• summer

• autumn

• winter

What are some common activities people do in spring?

• Skiing in the mountains

• Watching leaves fall

• Gardening, hiking, picnicking, sports, spring cleaning, and attending festivals.

• Building snowmen

How do the seasons affect animal behavior?

• Animals only change their diet with the seasons.

• Seasons affect animal behavior by influencing breeding, hibernation, migration, and foraging patterns.

• Seasons have no impact on animal behavior.

• Seasonal changes only affect plant life, not animals.

What is the significance of the summer solstice?

• It is a day of complete darkness.

• The summer solstice is significant as it marks the longest day of the year and the start of summer.

• It signifies the end of winter.

• It marks the shortest day of the year.

Which season is often linked to harvest festivals?

• Summer

• Autumn

• Spring

• Winter

How do different cultures celebrate the changing of seasons?

• Cultures ignore the changing of seasons altogether.

• Cultures celebrate the changing of seasons with festivals and rituals that reflect their traditions, such as Easter, Holi, Midsummer, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

• Seasons are only recognized in agricultural societies.

• All cultures celebrate with fireworks and parades.