The seasons
1st grade (Year 2 in England) · 10 questions · Common Core: NGSS.1-ESS1-2, NGSS.K-ESS2-1 · England: KS1 Y1 Seasonal changes
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Question 1
Seasons: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Winter has the shortest days.
- B. There are four seasons in a year in the UK and most of the US.
- C. Days are the same length all year round in the UK and US.
- D. Seasons are opposite in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
Question 2
In which season do many trees lose their leaves?
- A. none
- B. summer
- C. spring
- D. autumn (fall)
Question 3
Seasons: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Winter has the shortest days.
- B. There are four seasons in a year in the UK and most of the US.
- C. Seasons are opposite in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
- D. Trees lose their leaves in spring.
Question 4
In which season are the days shortest?
- A. autumn (fall)
- B. summer
- C. spring
- D. winter
Question 5
Seasons: which statement is NOT true?
- A. There are four seasons in a year in the UK and most of the US.
- B. Trees lose their leaves in spring.
- C. Seasons are opposite in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
- D. Winter has the shortest days.
Question 6
In which season are the days shortest?
- A. spring
- B. summer
- C. autumn (fall)
- D. winter
Question 7
Seasons: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Days are the same length all year round in the UK and US.
- B. There are four seasons in a year in the UK and most of the US.
- C. Winter has the shortest days.
- D. It is usually warmer in summer than in winter.
Question 8
In Australia and New Zealand, which season is it in December?
- A. autumn (fall)
- B. winter
- C. summer
- D. spring
Question 9
Seasons: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Winter has the shortest days.
- B. It is usually warmer in summer than in winter.
- C. Seasons are opposite in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
- D. Trees lose their leaves in spring.
Question 10
In Australia and New Zealand, which season is it in December?
- A. winter
- B. spring
- C. autumn (fall)
- D. summer
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