Analyzing Weather Data

What is a temperature range?

• The average temperature over a specific period.

• The difference between the highest and lowest temperatures recorded over a specific period.

• The temperature at which water freezes.

• The temperature at which water boils.

What is weather data?

• Information about atmospheric conditions, including temperature, rainfall, humidity, and wind speed, over a specific period.

• Data collected from satellites about the moon's surface.

• Statistics related to global warming trends over the last century.

• Information about ocean currents and their effects on climate.

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What type of weather is most common in summer?

• Rainy and cloudy

• Sunny and warm

• Snowy and cold

• Windy and cool

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How can we compare different types of weather using a graph?

• By analyzing the temperature readings only.

• By looking at the height of bars or lines in a graph that represent each weather type.

• By counting the number of days for each weather type.

• By observing the colors used in the graph.

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What is rainfall?

• The amount of rain that falls in a specific area over a certain period, usually measured in millimeters (mm) or inches.

• The total precipitation that occurs in a year.

• The process of water vapor condensing in the atmosphere.

• The measurement of humidity in the air.

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How can we determine the hottest month from a temperature graph?

• By looking for the highest point on the temperature graph.

• By identifying the month with the most rainfall.

• By checking the average temperature of the year.

• By analyzing the temperature trend over several years.

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What does a graph represent in weather data?

• A graph visually displays weather data, making it easier to understand trends and patterns, such as temperature changes over time.

• A graph is used to record weather data without any visual representation.

• A graph only shows the maximum temperature for a specific day.

• A graph is a tool for predicting future weather conditions.

What is the purpose of analyzing weather data?

• To understand climate patterns and predict future weather

• To determine the best time for planting crops

• To measure air pollution levels

• To track animal migration patterns

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What are the four seasons?

• Spring, Summer, Fall (Autumn), and Winter

• Spring, Summer, Rainy, and Winter

• Spring, Summer, Fall, and Monsoon

• Spring, Winter, Autumn, and Dry

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What does it mean if a season has the lowest average temperature?

• It means that during that season, the temperatures recorded were generally cooler compared to other seasons.

• It indicates that the season is the shortest in duration.

• It suggests that the season has the least amount of precipitation.

• It implies that the season is the most popular among tourists.

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