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Weather and climate zones

3rd grade (Year 4 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.3-ESS2-2 · England: KS2 Geography links, KS3 Chemistry: Earth and atmosphere (climate)

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  1. Question 1

    Climate: which statement is NOT true?

    • A. Deserts can be very cold at night.
    • B. One cold day proves the climate is getting colder.
    • C. Climate is the typical weather of a place over many years.
    • D. Weather can change from day to day.
  2. Question 2

    What type of climate does northern Greenland have?

    • A. polar
    • B. tropical
    • C. desert (arid)
    • D. temperate
  3. Question 3

    What is the difference between weather and climate?

    • A. Weather lasts for years; climate changes every hour
    • B. Weather is day-to-day conditions; climate is the average pattern over many years
    • C. Climate is only about rain
    • D. They mean the same
  4. Question 4

    Climate: which statement is NOT true?

    • A. Weather can change from day to day.
    • B. Climate is the typical weather of a place over many years.
    • C. One cold day proves the climate is getting colder.
    • D. Deserts can be very cold at night.
  5. Question 5

    What type of climate does the Atacama Desert have?

    • A. polar
    • B. tropical
    • C. desert (arid)
    • D. temperate
  6. Question 6

    Why is it hotter near the equator than near the poles?

    • A. The equator is closer to the Sun
    • B. Sunlight hits the equator more directly, concentrating its energy
    • C. The poles are made of ice
    • D. There is no air at the poles
  7. Question 7

    Climate: which statement is NOT true?

    • A. Climate is the typical weather of a place over many years.
    • B. All deserts are hot.
    • C. Deserts can be very cold at night.
    • D. Places near the equator are usually hot all year.
  8. Question 8

    What type of climate does the Amazon rainforest have?

    • A. polar
    • B. tropical
    • C. desert (arid)
    • D. temperate
  9. Question 9

    Which place is likely to have the coldest winters?

    • A. Singapore
    • B. the Amazon
    • C. the Sahara
    • D. northern Canada
  10. Question 10

    Climate: which statement is NOT true?

    • A. Weather can change from day to day.
    • B. Places near the equator are usually hot all year.
    • C. Climate is the typical weather of a place over many years.
    • D. One cold day proves the climate is getting colder.
  11. Question 11

    What type of climate does Singapore have?

    • A. polar
    • B. tropical
    • C. desert (arid)
    • D. temperate
  12. Question 12

    What is the difference between weather and climate?

    • A. Weather is day-to-day conditions; climate is the average pattern over many years
    • B. They mean the same
    • C. Weather lasts for years; climate changes every hour
    • D. Climate is only about rain
  13. Question 13

    Climate: which statement is NOT true?

    • A. Places near the equator are usually hot all year.
    • B. Climate is the typical weather of a place over many years.
    • C. Deserts can be very cold at night.
    • D. One cold day proves the climate is getting colder.
  14. Question 14

    What type of climate does Antarctica have?

    • A. polar
    • B. tropical
    • C. desert (arid)
    • D. temperate
  15. Question 15

    Which place is likely to have the coldest winters?

    • A. northern Canada
    • B. the Amazon
    • C. the Sahara
    • D. Singapore
  16. Question 16

    Climate: which statement is NOT true?

    • A. Climate is the typical weather of a place over many years.
    • B. Weather can change from day to day.
    • C. Places near the equator are usually hot all year.
    • D. One cold day proves the climate is getting colder.

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  1. One cold day proves the climate is getting colder.
  2. polar
  3. Weather is day-to-day conditions; climate is the average pattern over many years
  4. One cold day proves the climate is getting colder.
  5. desert (arid)
  6. Sunlight hits the equator more directly, concentrating its energy
  7. All deserts are hot.
  8. tropical
  9. northern Canada
  10. One cold day proves the climate is getting colder.
  11. tropical
  12. Weather is day-to-day conditions; climate is the average pattern over many years
  13. One cold day proves the climate is getting colder.
  14. polar
  15. northern Canada
  16. One cold day proves the climate is getting colder.