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Worksheetsscience: Weather & Climate Reviewer Bank
Total questions: 117
Worksheet time: 59mins
What is the condition of the atmosphere at a certain time and place?
Weather
Climate
Atmosphere
Season
What is the long-term pattern of weather in an area?
Climate
Weather
Forecast
Temperature
What do you call the layer of air that surrounds the Earth?
Atmosphere
Stratosphere
Hydrosphere
Lithosphere
What weather instrument measures temperature?
Thermometer
Barometer
Anemometer
Rain gauge
What weather instrument measures rainfall?
Rain gauge
Anemometer
Thermometer
Wind vane
What instrument shows the direction of the wind?
Wind vane
Anemometer
Barometer
Rain gauge
What instrument measures how fast the wind blows?
Anemometer
Wind vane
Barometer
Thermometer
What instrument measures air pressure?
Barometer
Thermometer
Anemometer
Rain gauge
What do we call a scientist who studies the weather?
Meteorologist
Geologist
Biologist
Astronomer
What agency in the Philippines monitors and forecasts the weather?
PAGASA
DOE
DPWH
MMDA
What is the white, puffy mass seen in the sky made of tiny water droplets?
Clouds
Mist
Fog bank
Hail
What do you call the amount of water vapor in the air?
Humidity
Temperature
Pressure
Visibility
What do you feel when the air has high humidity?
The air feels sticky or warm
The air feels cool and dry
The air feels icy
The air feels dusty
What do you call the movement of air?
Wind
Rain
Lightning
Thunder
What is the source of heat and light that affects weather on Earth?
The Sun
The Moon
Comets
Volcanoes
What happens to the temperature when the Sun is covered by clouds?
It becomes cooler
It becomes hotter
It stays the same
It becomes windy
What happens to the air when it is heated?
It rises
It sinks
It freezes
It stops moving
What happens to the air when it cools down?
It sinks
It rises
It glows
It disappears
What do dark, gray clouds usually mean?
Rain is coming
Sunny weather
Snow is falling
Strong winds without rain
What cloud looks thin and feathery?
Cumulus cloud
Stratus cloud
Cirrus cloud
Nimbostratus cloud
Who studies the atmosphere and weather?
Meteorologists
Biologists
Geologists
Astronomers
Who announces storm warnings in the Philippines?
PAGASA
NASA
WHO
UN
Who uses rain gauges to measure rainfall?
Weather observers
Chefs
Carpenters
Librarians
Who uses wind vanes to check wind direction?
Farmers and pilots
Painters and singers
Swimmers and runners
Bakers and tailors
Who uses barometers to measure air pressure?
Scientists
Athletes
Artists
Tourists
Who studies climate patterns over many years?
Climatologists
Botanists
Zoologists
Dentists
Who uses thermometers to measure temperature?
Everyone, especially doctors and scientists
Only astronauts
Only farmers
Only school principals
Who prepares weather forecasts for TV and radio?
Weather reporters
Pilots
Farmers
Doctors
Who studies typhoons and storms?
Meteorologists
Hydrologists
Engineers
Disaster managers
Who uses weather data to plan flights?
Pilots
Farmers
Doctors
Environmental scientists
Who uses weather forecasts to plan farming?
Farmers
Meteorologists
Engineers
Disaster managers
Who studies rainfall and rivers?
Hydrologists
Weather reporters
Pilots
Doctors
Who studies wind energy?
Engineers
Agricultural scientists
Hydrologists
Farmers
Who studies the water cycle?
Environmental scientists
Meteorologists
Pilots
Doctors
Who studies droughts and floods?
Disaster managers
Weather reporters
Engineers
Farmers
Who studies the effect of weather on health?
Doctors
Agricultural scientists
Pilots
Hydrologists
Who studies the effect of weather on crops?
Agricultural scientists
Environmental scientists
Meteorologists
Disaster managers
Who studies the effect of weather on oceans?
Oceanographers
Meteorologists
Geologists
Astronomers
Who studies the effect of weather on climate change?
Environmentalists
Meteorologists
Botanists
Pilots
Who studies the effect of weather on transportation?
Traffic planners
Bus drivers
Sailors
Teachers
Why do we study weather?
To prepare for daily activities
To decorate classrooms
To learn the alphabet
To train pets
Why do we study climate?
To understand long-term weather patterns
To measure a single rainy day
To cook food
To find lost items
Why do we use thermometers?
To measure temperature
To measure rainfall
To measure wind speed
To observe cloud shapes
Why do we use rain gauges?
To measure rainfall
To measure temperature
To measure wind speed
To measure humidity
Why do we use wind vanes?
To know wind direction
To measure wind speed
To measure rainfall
To measure air pressure
Why do we use anemometers?
To measure wind speed
To know wind direction
To measure rainfall
To measure temperature
Why do we use barometers?
To measure air pressure
To measure soil temperature
To predict earthquakes
To track ocean tides
Why do we need weather forecasts?
To prepare for safety and activities
To make clouds form
To stop rain from falling
To grow plants faster
Why do we stay indoors during thunderstorms?
To avoid danger from lightning
To see more stars
To make the storm end sooner
To cool the house
Why do we monitor typhoons?
To protect lives and property
To make stronger winds
To change the seasons
To create rainbows
Why do we study clouds?
To predict rain or storms
To count how many birds fly
To make the sky blue
To measure tree height
Why do we measure humidity?
To know how much water vapor is in the air
To find the speed of cars
To measure mountain size
To see how loud sounds are
Why do we study wind?
To understand air movement
To keep the Sun bright
To grow bigger rocks
To make rivers flow
Why do we study the Sun’s effect on weather?
Because it provides heat and light
Because it makes snow fall from clouds
Because it turns air into water
Because it keeps volcanoes quiet
Why do we study rainbows?
To understand light refraction
To find animal footprints
To taste colors
To measure plant roots
Why do we study seasons?
To predict which day is a holiday
To know weather changes in a year
To count the number of stars at night
To remember directions on a compass
Why do we study droughts?
To make beaches cleaner
To catch more fish
To prepare for water shortages
To prepare for snowstorms
Why do we study floods?
To prepare for disasters
To learn to swim faster
To grow taller
To paint houses
Why do we study storms?
To build bigger clouds
To avoid danger and damage
To play outside in the rain
To make the wind stronger
Why do we study the water cycle?
To count raindrops
To stop rain forever
To understand how water moves in nature
To learn names of birds
How many main seasons are in the Philippines?
2
3
4
5
How many months are in the dry season?
About 1–2 months
About 3–4 months
About 5–6 months
About 8–9 months
How many months are in the wet season?
About 2–3 months
About 4–5 months
About 6–7 months
About 8–9 months
How much rainfall do rain gauges measure?
In centimeters
In meters
In millimeters
In degrees Celsius
How many types of clouds are there?
One type
Two types
Several types
Exactly four types
How much cooler does it get when clouds cover the Sun?
It stays the same temperature
It gets noticeably cooler
It gets hotter
It becomes freezing cold
How many typhoons enter the Philippines each year?
Around 5
Around 10
Around 20
Around 40
How much water falls during heavy rain?
A few drops per square meter
Many liters per square meter
Only a tiny amount per square meter
Just a sprinkle per square meter
How many colors are seen in a rainbow?
5
6
7
8
How many instruments are used to measure weather?
One instrument
Two instruments
Several instruments
No instruments
How many days does Amihan usually last?
A few hours
Several days
Several months
A full year
How much stronger is a typhoon than a normal storm?
Weaker winds and less rain
About the same strength
Much stronger winds and rain
Only stronger sunshine
How many times does PAGASA announce storm warnings?
Only once a year
Every Monday
As needed during typhoons
Never
How many layers are in the atmosphere?
3 layers
4 layers
5 main layers
6 layers
How much sunlight reaches Earth daily?
Thousands of joules of energy
Millions of joules of energy
Billions of joules of energy
Trillions of joules of energy
How many seasons are there globally?
2 seasons
3 seasons
4 seasons
5 seasons
How many months are in a year?
10 months
11 months
12 months
13 months
How much rain is needed for floods?
Light drizzle for a few minutes
Heavy continuous rainfall
No rain at all
A single short shower
How many instruments are used in weather stations?
None at all
One simple tool
Several specialized tools
Only a thermometer
How much wind is needed for a typhoon?
At least 50 kph
At least 80 kph
At least 118 kph
At least 150 kph
Where do clouds form?
In the ocean
Under the ground
In the sky
Inside houses
Where does rainwater go after falling?
Only stays in the air
Rivers, lakes, and soil
Only into the ocean
Disappears instantly
Where do typhoons in the Philippines usually come from?
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
Arctic Ocean
Where do we see rainbows?
In the sky after rain
On the ground at noon
Inside a classroom
Under a tree at night
Where do we check weather forecasts? Select all that apply.
TV
Radio
Internet
Chalkboard
Mailbox
Where do PAGASA scientists work?
Weather stations
Fire stations
Bus terminals
Sports stadiums
Where do we feel humidity most?
In cold snowy areas
On mountain tops in winter
In hot and tropical areas
In deserts at night
Where do storms usually happen?
Over mountains only
Where warm and cold air meet
Only above deserts
Inside caves
Where do we see cirrus clouds?
High in the sky
Near the ground
Under the ocean
Inside buildings
Where do we stay safe during typhoons?
On the beach
Inside strong buildings
Under tall trees
On a small boat
Where do we see stratus clouds?
As puffy cotton balls
Covering the sky in gray layers
Only at sunset in red bands
As lightning flashes
Where do we see cumulonimbus clouds?
During thunderstorms
On clear sunny days
Only at night in winter
Inside airplanes
Where do we see droughts?
In areas with little rain
In places with heavy rainfall
Underwater
On snowy mountains
Where do we see floods?
In low-lying areas
On hilltops
In deserts
On rooftops
Where do we see wind vanes?
On rooftops or weather stations
Underwater
Inside backpacks
On tree roots deep in forests
Where do we see rain gauges?
In open areas
In closed cupboards
On car dashboards
Underwater
Where do we see barometers?
In laboratories or weather stations
In swimming pools
On playground slides
Only in kitchens
Where do we see anemometers?
In weather stations
In aquariums
In underground caves
On classroom bookshelves
Where do we see thermometers?
Homes, schools, hospitals
Parking lots
Beaches only
Airplanes only
Where do we see the water cycle?
In nature (oceans, rivers, clouds)
Inside computers
In closed boxes
Only in space stations
When do we usually see a rainbow?
After rain when the Sun shines
At night with no light
During heavy snow with dark clouds
Deep inside caves
When does condensation form on glass?
Early morning or when air is cool
Midday when the sun is hottest
During strong winds with very dry air
Only on summer afternoons
When do we experience cooler weather in the Philippines?
During Amihan (northeast monsoon)
During Habagat (southwest monsoon)
During the dry season (Tag-init)
During heat waves
When do we experience hot and dry weather in the Philippines?
During Dry Season (Tag-init)
During Amihan (northeast monsoon)
During the wet season
During cold fronts
When does the dry season usually start?
Around March
Around June
Around September
Around December
When does the wet season usually start?
Around June
Around March
Around November
Around January
When do typhoons usually occur in the Philippines?
June to November
December to February
March to May
All months have equal chance
When does PAGASA announce storm warnings?
Before and during typhoons
Only after a typhoon has passed
Only during the dry season
Only when there is drought
When do plants grow well?
During the rainy season
During drought
During the dry season with no rain
Only at night in winter
When does drought occur?
When no rain falls for a long time
During daily afternoon showers
When typhoons come every week
When rivers flood
When does flooding occur?
During heavy continuous rain
During light drizzle for a few minutes
On clear sunny days
Only during snowfall
When does lightning happen?
During thunderstorms
On calm nights with no clouds
Only during snowstorms with no clouds
When the Moon is full
When does thunder follow lightning?
Immediately at the same time
A few seconds later
Many hours later
It never follows lightning
When does the Sun rise?
In the morning
At midnight
In the late evening
Only during rain
When does the Sun set?
In the evening
In the morning
At noon
At dawn
When does the temperature drop?
At night or during rain
At noon on sunny days
During summer afternoons only
When the Sun is highest in the sky
When does the temperature rise?
During daytime when the Sun is shining
Late at night
On cloudy nights
Only during snowfall
