Understanding Weather Concepts and Phenomena

The video tutorial introduces students to weather concepts, discussing how weather can change unexpectedly and how to predict it by observing the sky. It explains the formation of clouds, rain, and snow, and the impact of fog on visibility. Students are encouraged to observe and note weather changes.

What is the main topic the teacher plans to discuss in the lesson?

• Mathematics

• Weather and Air

• History

• Biology

What is the term used to describe the condition of the air outdoors?

• Climate

• Atmosphere

• Weather

• Temperature

What unexpected weather change did the teacher and Greta experience?

• Hailstorm

• Fog

• Sudden rain

• Snowfall

How can you predict if it might rain soon?

• By feeling the wind

• By observing dark and cloudy skies

• By listening to the radio

• By checking the temperature

What are clouds made of?

• Ice crystals

• Little drops of water

• Dust particles

• Air molecules

What happens if the air is cold enough when it rains?

• The rain evaporates

• The rain turns into snow

• It becomes a blizzard

• It turns into fog

What is fog?

• A snowstorm

• A type of rain

• Clouds near the ground

• A strong wind

What is a blizzard?

• A type of cloud

• A warm weather phenomenon

• A heavy rainstorm

• A snowstorm with low visibility

What can cause a storm to last for days?

• Strong winds

• Continuous rain

• Persistent cloud cover

• High temperatures

What should students do to learn more about weather changes?

• Observe the weather daily

• Watch a movie

• Read a book

• Listen to music