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Grade 3 Mod 4 Review for EOM.
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1
Which of these is NOT an example of one of Earth's climate zones?:
tropical
ocean
temperate
polar
2
What is the weather forecast for Los Angeles on
Saturday
?
Cloudy with sunny intervals; temp. = 84°F
Cloudy with sunny intervals; temp. = 82°F
Cloudy all day; temp. = 84°F
Mainly sunny with some cloud; temp. = 82°F
3
All clouds produce rain.
True
False
4
This is an anemometer. What does it measure?
Rainfall
Cloud cover
Amount of sunshine
Wind speed
5
Warm air rises and cool air falls.
False
True
6
In a lightning storm, you should seek shelter under a tall tree.
True
False
7
Choose one way to prevent wildfires:
Keep big piles of wood and dried logs
Have trees close to your home.
Clear away dead plants or brush
Allow litter to build up in parks
8
Lightning only happens when it's raining.
True
False
9
Severe cold is a possible hazard of living near the equator.
False
True
10
What is a weather forecast?
A report of weather facts.
A wish about what the weather will be like.
A prediction of what the weather will be like based on lots of data.
A guess about the weather.
11
Large kites need a wind speed of
at least
13 kmh to fly. In which city is it
unlikely
that they could fly on most days?
New York
Chicago
Yuma
Minneapolis
12
What should you
not
do if a thunderstorm starts?
Avoid tall trees or poles
Avoid water
Get inside or in a car
Go into an open field.
13
Lightning can cause fires when it hits the ground, so we should keep large stores of dried logs unprotected.
False
True
14
At the North Pole, it is very cold throughout the year, and ice and snow are always present.
False
True
15
Clouds are tiny droplets of water.
True
False
16
Gravity pulls down on air.
True
False
17
Which of these statements is TRUE about the North Pole?
There are heavy thunderstorms most days.
All seasons have the same amount of daylight.
There are high temperatures all year.
There are only 2 seasons- summer and winter.
18
One example of precipitation is...
rain
heat
temperature
wind
19
It is always sunny at the equator.
True
False
20
During a thunderstorm, you should avoid standing near tall poles or under trees.
False
True
21
Which of these would be a hazard of living near the equator?
Hurricanes, mudslides, and floods
Medium-type weather conditions - not too hot, and not too cold
Severe cold and snow
22
Lightning is a possible hazard of living near the equator.
True
False
23
Lightning can cause fires when it hits the ground, so we should build firebreaks in forests.
True
False
24
What is the temperature of the
last
thermometer in degrees Fahrenheit?
40 degrees
45 degrees
102 degrees
104 degrees
25
It snows a lot at the South Pole.
False
True
26
The little workers found at the North Pole are called________.
Leprechauns
Elves
Children
Snowbunnies
27
Large kites need a wind speed of at least 13 kmh to fly. In which city is it most
likely
that they'd be able to fly?
Minneapolis
Yuma
San Jose
Mobile
28
During a thunderstorm, you should climb onto the roof of your house.
False
True
29
The liquid in a thermometer rises when the temperature gets __________.
cooler
warmer
30
What is the temperature of the
first
thermometer in degrees Fahrenheit?
27 degrees
24 degrees
26 degrees
22 degrees
31
Cold temperatures produce fast winds.
False
True
32
At the North Pole, all seasons have the same amount of daylight.
True
False
33
Which of these statements is TRUE about the North Pole?
There are only 2 seasons- summer and winter.
All seasons have the same amount of daylight.
There are high temperatures all year.
There are heavy thunderstorms most days.
34
Air can have a temperature.
True
False
35
Lightning can cause fires when it hits the ground, so we should fit lightning conductor rods to buildings.
False
True
36
To help work out weather patterns, the Earth is divided into 3 zones, each having a distinct climate. What are they?
Polar, Tropical, Temperate
Ocean, Tropical, Temperate
Temperate, Ocean, Land
Ocean, Polar, Land
