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Compare rainfall month by month

3rd grade (Year 4 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.3-ESS2-1, NGSS.SEP 4 · England: KS2 Y3–Y4 Working scientifically, KS2 Geography links

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  1. Question 1

    What was the total rainfall for February, March and April together?

    Rainfall (mm)02040608010012055Jan120Feb60Mar80Apr20May95Jun

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  2. Question 2

    A school rain gauge measured the rainfall (mm) each month. Which month was driest?

    Rainfall (mm)02040608010012015Jan100Feb60Mar45Apr90May105Jun
    • A. May
    • B. April
    • C. February
    • D. January
  3. Question 3

    The rain gauge shows 0 mm for a whole month. What does this tell you?

    • A. It rained every day.
    • B. The gauge measures sunshine.
    • C. The month was very cold.
    • D. No rain fell that month.
  4. Question 4

    What was the total rainfall for March, April and May together?

    Rainfall (mm)02040608010012070Jan115Feb100Mar60Apr55May40Jun

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  5. Question 5

    A school rain gauge measured the rainfall (mm) each month. Which month was wettest?

    Rainfall (mm)02040608010012080Jan50Feb30Mar100Apr10May120Jun
    • A. February
    • B. April
    • C. June
    • D. January
  6. Question 6

    Why should a rain gauge be placed in an open space, away from trees and buildings?

    • A. So rain can fall straight in without being blocked or dripping off leaves.
    • B. So birds can drink from it.
    • C. So it stays in the shade.
    • D. It does not matter where it goes.
  7. Question 7

    What was the total rainfall for January, February and March together?

    Rainfall (mm)02040608010012030Jan80Feb35Mar110Apr95May15Jun

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  8. Question 8

    A school rain gauge measured the rainfall (mm) each month. Which month was wettest?

    Rainfall (mm)020406080100120105Jan10Feb110Mar85Apr65May70Jun
    • A. April
    • B. February
    • C. March
    • D. May
  9. Question 9

    Why should a rain gauge be placed in an open space, away from trees and buildings?

    • A. So birds can drink from it.
    • B. So rain can fall straight in without being blocked or dripping off leaves.
    • C. It does not matter where it goes.
    • D. So it stays in the shade.
  10. Question 10

    What was the total rainfall for March, April and May together?

    Rainfall (mm)020406080100100Jan20Feb70Mar75Apr45May35Jun

    Answermm

  11. Question 11

    A school rain gauge measured the rainfall (mm) each month. Which month was wettest?

    Rainfall (mm)02040608010020Jan100Feb35Mar80Apr30May45Jun
    • A. June
    • B. February
    • C. January
    • D. May
  12. Question 12

    Why should a rain gauge be placed in an open space, away from trees and buildings?

    • A. So birds can drink from it.
    • B. It does not matter where it goes.
    • C. So rain can fall straight in without being blocked or dripping off leaves.
    • D. So it stays in the shade.
  13. Question 13

    What was the total rainfall for March, April and May together?

    Rainfall (mm)02040608010012050Jan45Feb30Mar115Apr60May40Jun

    Answermm

  14. Question 14

    A school rain gauge measured the rainfall (mm) each month. Which month was wettest?

    Rainfall (mm)02040608010012040Jan35Feb115Mar75Apr105May55Jun
    • A. February
    • B. January
    • C. March
    • D. April
  15. Question 15

    Why should a rain gauge be placed in an open space, away from trees and buildings?

    • A. It does not matter where it goes.
    • B. So rain can fall straight in without being blocked or dripping off leaves.
    • C. So it stays in the shade.
    • D. So birds can drink from it.
  16. Question 16

    What was the total rainfall for April, May and June together?

    Rainfall (mm)02040608010012080Jan10Feb100Mar50Apr35May105Jun

    Answermm

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Answer key: Compare rainfall month by month

  1. 1. 260 mm

  2. 2. D. January

  3. 3. D. No rain fell that month.

  4. 4. 215 mm

  5. 5. C. June

  6. 6. A. So rain can fall straight in without being blocked or dripping off leaves.

  7. 7. 145 mm

  8. 8. C. March

  9. 9. B. So rain can fall straight in without being blocked or dripping off leaves.

  10. 10. 190 mm

  11. 11. B. February

  12. 12. C. So rain can fall straight in without being blocked or dripping off leaves.

  13. 13. 205 mm

  14. 14. C. March

  15. 15. B. So rain can fall straight in without being blocked or dripping off leaves.

  16. 16. 190 mm