Understanding Seasons and Weather Patterns

The video tutorial by Teacher Marley discusses the concept of seasons, focusing on the two main seasons in the Philippines: the wet and dry seasons. It explains why the Philippines experiences only these two seasons due to its proximity to the equator. The wet season is characterized by heavy rains and thunderstorms, while the dry season features hot and cloudless days. The video also suggests various activities suitable for each season, such as indoor activities during the wet season and outdoor activities during the dry season. The lesson concludes with a review of the key points discussed.

Why is it important to consider the time of year when planning activities?

• Because it influences the weather conditions

• Because it changes the cultural events

• Because it affects the availability of resources

• Because it determines the length of the day

What is a season?

• A phase of the Moon's cycle

• A time when the Earth is closest to the Sun

• A subdivision of the year marked by changes in weather

• A period marked by cultural events

Why does the Philippines have only two seasons?

• Because it is surrounded by water

• Because it has a large population

• Because it is a small country

• Because it is located near the equator

What characterizes the wet season in the Philippines?

• Cold and dry weather

• Hot and cloudless days

• Snow and ice

• Rainy season with thunderstorms

Which activity is suitable for the wet season?

• Picnics and long trips

• Gardening and yard improvement

• Reading books indoors

• Hiking and mountain climbing

When does the wet season peak in the Philippines?

• January to March

• April to June

• July to September

• October to December

What characterizes the dry season in the Philippines?

• Rainy season with thunderstorms

• Cold and snowy weather

• High humidity and rain

• Hot and cloudless days

Which activity is suitable for the dry season?

• Indoor games

• Watching television

• Swimming and mountain climbing

• Writing short stories

When is the peak of the dry season in the Philippines?

• October

• July

• April

• January

What is the main reason for the Philippines having only two seasons?

• Its cultural diversity

• Its large landmass

• Its proximity to the equator

• Its economic activities