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WorksheetsWeather and climate
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which is ocean 1?
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Southern Ocean
What is ocean 2?
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Which is ocean 3?
Pacific Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Southern Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Which is ocean 4?
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Southern Ocean
Which is ocean 5?
Arctic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Southern Ocean
Indian Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Which continent is A?
North America
South America
Europe
Africa
Asia
Which is continent B?
North America
South America
Australasia
Africa
Asia
Which is continent C?
Asia
Africa
Antarctica
Australasia
Which is continent D?
Australasia
Asia
Africa
North America
Europe
Which is continent E?
Asia
Europe
Antarctica
South America
Africa
Which is continent F?
North America
Australasia
Europe
Africa
Antarctica
Which is continent G?
Antarctica
South America
Europe
Asia
Australasia
Where is it warmer in the winter?
On the coast
Inland
Where is it warmer in the summer?
On the coast
Inland
What happens next when water vapour cools down?
It rains
It snows
It condenses into clouds
It evaporates
Which type of rainfall occurs mainly in the summer?
Frontal
Relief
Convectional
Which type of rainfall is caused by air rising over mountains?
Relief
Frontal
Convectional
Which type of rainfall is cause by warm and cold air masses meeting?
Relief
Convectional
Frontal
Why is it hotter at the equator than at the poles?
It is closer to the sun
The sun shines for longer
The suns rays are more focusses
The skies are clear
Which type of air pressure brings rain?
High
Low
Why is the Sahara Desert dry?
Because it is a desert
Because of all the sand
Because it is in a high pressure belt
Because the wells are empty
What is the climate?
The average of the weather measured over 30 years
The rate of global warming
Rain, snow and sleet
How it feels in a room
What is the 'median'?
The average of a set of date
The difference between the biggest and smallest number
The middle number of a set of date
The total of all of the data added together
What is the 'mean'?
The average of the data
The difference between the biggest and smallest number
The middle number of a set of data
All of the data added together
What is the 'range' of a set of data?
The average
The difference between the biggest and smallest number
The middle number of a set of data
All of the numbers added together
Which directions does the UK's prevailing wind come from?
NE
SE
SW
NW
Which side of the UK receives the most rainfall?
West
East
What happens hot and cold air masses meet?
Relief rainfall
The cold air mass is forced to rise
They merge together
The hot air mass is forced to rise
What does the word distribution mean?
How many or how few there are.
How loud or quiet something is.
How high or low something is.
Where something is and if it is spread out or grouped together.
