G6 Q4 SCI Weather PATTERNS IN THE PHIL

What is one of the learning objectives related to weather?

• Define weather and explain its significance

• Describe the process of photosynthesis

• Explain the water cycle

• Identify types of rocks

Which two main wind systems in the Philippines should students be able to identify and describe?

• Monsoon and Cyclone

• Hanging Amihan and Hanging Habagat

• Tornado and Hurricane

• Trade Winds and Westerlies

What is weather, and how is it different from climate?

• Weather is the long-term average of atmospheric conditions; climate is short-term changes.

• Weather is short-term atmospheric conditions; climate is the long-term average.

• Weather and climate are the same.

• Weather is only about temperature; climate includes all atmospheric conditions.

What is the significance of weather in our daily lives?

• Weather has no impact on daily activities.

• Weather affects clothing choices, travel plans, and outdoor activities.

• Weather only affects farmers.

• Weather is only important for scientists.

How do the wind systems influence the weather in the Philippines?

• Wind systems have no effect on the weather.

• Wind systems can bring rain and storms to the region.

• Wind systems only affect the temperature.

• Wind systems only occur in the summer.

What are some factors affecting weather in the Philippines?

• Amount of sunlight, elevation, proximity to water

• Type of soil, number of trees, animal population

• Color of buildings, type of vehicles, street width

• Number of schools, type of food, clothing styles

What does weather refer to?

• The condition of the atmosphere at a specific place and time.

• The average temperature of a region.

• The amount of rainfall in a year.

• The speed of the wind in a storm.

How often does weather change?

• Once a year

• Every month

• Constantly, from hour to hour or day to day

• Every season

What are some common weather patterns mentioned?

• Hot and dry, wet and rainy, cold and dry

• Hot and snowy, wet and sunny, cold and humid

• Warm and windy, dry and snowy, hot and humid

• Cold and sunny, wet and windy, hot and snowy

What can long-term weather patterns lead to?

• Natural disasters

• Sunny days

• Clear skies

• Mild temperatures