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Weather Warning HQ
Cold temperatures produce fast winds.
Gravity pulls down on air.
Weather Warning HQ
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Gravity pulls down on air.
False
True
2
Cold temperatures produce fast winds.
True
False
3
The North Pole has only two seasons - summer and winter.
False
True
4
All clouds produce rain.
False
True
5
Severe cold is a hazard of living near the equator.
True
False
6
Air can have a temperature
True
False
7
All seasons in the North Pole have the same amount of daylight.
False
True
8
You should avoid open fields during a thunderstorm
False
True
9
Hurricanes and tropical storms happen near the equator.
True
False
10
Ice and snow are always present in the North Pole.
False
True
11
Mudslides and floods are hazards near the equator.
False
True
12
You should gather in groups in the schoolyard during a thunderstorm.
True
False
13
Clouds are made of tiny droplets of water
True
False
14
Lightning only happens when it's raining.
False
True
15
The North Pole has high temperatures year round.
False
True
16
You should seek shelter under a tall tree during a thunderstorm.
False
True
17
The roof of your house is a safe place in a thunderstorm.
False
True
18
Heavy snowfall is a hazard of living near the equator.
False
True
19
The North Pole has tropical thunderstorms on most days.
False
True
20
You should go inside a building or a closed vehicle during a thunderstorm.
False
True
21
It is always sunny at the equator.
False
True
22
It snows a lot at the South Pole.
True
False
23
Lightning is a hazard of living near the equator.
True
False
24
Warm air rises and cool air falls.
True
False
25
These are all climate zones except
Ocean
Polar
Temperate
Tropical
26
You should avoid standing near tall trees or poles during a thunderstorm.
False
True
27
An anemometer measures
wind speed
temperature
how much rain there is
wind direction