Understanding Thunderstorms with Pants Bear

In Bearry Mountain, Pants Bear is eager to play outside despite the rain. His family explains the dangers of thunderstorms, emphasizing the unpredictability of lightning. They describe how lightning forms through electric charges in storm clouds. The video concludes with a cozy family moment, enjoying hot cocoa indoors.

Why is Pants Bear feeling restless?

• He is hungry.

• He is scared of the rain.

• He wants to go outside to play.

• He is tired.

What is one reason given for staying indoors during a thunderstorm?

• You could get wet.

• You might get sunburned.

• You might get lost.

• You could catch a cold.

What creates the electric charge in storm clouds?

• The sun's heat.

• The wind blowing.

• Raindrops falling.

• Bits of ice colliding.

What happens when objects on the ground charge positively during a storm?

• It starts to rain.

• The wind stops.

• The sky clears.

• Lightning strikes.

How does Papa Bear explain lightning to Pants Bear?

• By comparing it to a snowstorm.

• By comparing it to a waterfall.

• By comparing it to static electricity.

• By comparing it to a rainbow.

What example does Papa Bear use to explain static electricity?

• Shuffling feet on a carpet.

• Swimming in a pool.

• Jumping on a trampoline.

• Walking on grass.

What do the Bear family enjoy at the end of the evening?

• A game of cards.

• A cup of hot cocoa.

• A walk in the rain.

• A bedtime story.