Which cloud is the highest in the sky?

Which cloud is the lowest in the sky?

Which cloud looks puffy like cotton balls?

Which cloud is thin and feathery?

Which cloud covers the whole sky and looks like a blanket?

Which shows a cirrus cloud?

Which shows a cumulus cloud?

Which shows a stratus cloud?

Which is true about clouds?

What are clouds made of?

What can you infer about the cloud in the picture?

Which stage of the water cycle causes clouds to form?

Why do cirrus clouds have more ice crystals in them than the other clouds?

1. This type of cloud is thin, wispy, and made of ice crystals

2. What type of cloud is shown?

3. What type of cloud is shown?

4. What type of cloud is shown?

5. Which cloud is this?

6. Which cloud is this?

7. Clouds are made up of tiny drops of ____________ or ice. The moisture in the cloud affects the weather.

8. These are the highest clouds in the sky. They look white, thin and wispy. They usually mean good weather.

9. These clouds are low in the sky and look soft and fluffy. They mean fair weather.

10. What type of clouds are called "fair weather clouds" and look like floating cotton?

11. Are stratus clouds or cirrus clouds found closer to the ground?

12. What are cirrus clouds made of?

13. These clouds are the closest to the ground. Their name means layer- or sheet like. They bring light & continuous rain or snow and cover most of the sky.

14. During which part of the water cycle do clouds form?

15. This is sometimes called a thunderhead cloud. It looks very tall like mountains and heavy rain/thunderstorms comes from it.

16. These clouds are responsible for thunderstorms, tornadoes, and hurricanes.

17. What is moving air?

18. What does nimbus mean?

19. Barometric pressure has been dropping all day. What weather conditions will most likely occur?

20. Name two types of clouds that are between 20,000 and 6,500 feet in the air

What is my function?

The barometer is showing low pressure. What does this mean?

A high pressure system is expected for tomorrow. What does that mean?

How does a thermometer work?

Kelly heard the meteorologist on the news say the wind would be blowing 35 miles per hour today with gusts up to 40 miles per hour. Which tool would the meteorologist use to measure how fast the wind is blowing?

A wind vane and an anemometer measure wind.

What is the difference between a wind vane and an anemometer?

Which of the following contains weather components which determine the weather condition at any given time?

In a weather chart, the temperature ranges from 30°C-34°C, the wind is calm, and the sky condition is clear. What could be the weather?

If the cups of an anemometer move fast, what does it indicate?

Which weather component describes the state of the clouds?

If the air temperature drops low at your place, what does it mean?

What does the daily weather forecast tells us?

How can weather forecast help you?

Calvin wants to measure exactly how fast the wind is blowing at his house during a storm. What instrument should he use?

What information can you get from a weather report?

What weather instrument is used in measuring air temperature?

Which weather instrument used to measure the humidity of the air?

What weather instrument is used to measure wind speed?

Which among the weather instruments is used to measure air pressure?

Which instrument is used to indicate wind directions?

What instrument is used to measure the amount of rainfall over a given period of time?

What weather instrument is used in measuring the amount of snow fall

Choose the SMILING FACE if the statement is a safety practice against extreme weather and SAD FACE if not.

1. Eat foods rich in vitamin C for high blood resistance.

Choose the SMILING FACE if the statement is a safety practice against extreme weather and SAD FACE if not.

Drink plenty of water, especially during hot days.

Choose the SMILING FACE if the statement is a safety practice against extreme weather and SAD FACE if not.

Play under the rain.

Rain is an example of

Air in motion is called

Frozen or partly frozen rain is known as

A frozen water vapor that falls to the ground is known as

It is the hotness or coldness of the air that changes time to time

Water vapor is formed when

Water becomes a solid when it is cooled to

Any form of water that falls from clouds to Earth surface is

When water changes state from a gas to a liquid. It goes through

Which is not a form of precipitation?

Water that gathers on the ground is called

An example of water in a solid form is

Water on the stove that boils is changed from

Which is not a form of water that falls to Earth?

What determines the state of water?

What is true about the water cycle?

Ice melts into a ___________ when the temperature is above 32 degrees.

What causes water to change states of matter?

What is true about condensation?

Water is heated by the sun and turns into water vapor. This is called

When water vapor cools, _________ are formed.

The heat source for the water cycle is

Water boils into a

Where can water be accumulated?

Which is not a form of precipitation?

This is the suns outer atmosphere

In this layer, huge arcs of gas and tremendous explosions occur.

This zone is the movement of heat going from the radiative zone to the surface and back.

This is the source of ultraviolet light

Nuclear Fusion happens here.

These cooler areas are created by concentrated magnetic fields

Tremendous explosions of energy in the chromosphere

Why is the sun brighter then other stars?

When we look at the sun our eyes thinks this layer of the sun is solid.

This vast halo of super heated plasma can have streamers that reach millions of miles into space.

The energy from the sun is created by a process called:

What are the inner layers of the Sun?

What are the outer layers of the Sun?

Nuclear Fusion is when ________ atoms are squeezed together forming _________ atoms.

These cooler areas are created by concentrated magnetic fields

Tremendous explosions of energy in the chromosphere

Why is the sun brighter then other stars?