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by BlastRoom
Students distinguish short-term weather from long-term climate evidence.
#us_grade_7_science
20 questions
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A forecast says tomorrow's high temperature will be 18°C with rain after sunset. What is the forecast describing?
A regional guide says July afternoons are usually hot and dry, based on 30 years of records. What is the guide describing?
An airport report says the wind is blowing from the west at 35 km/h at noon. Is that report about weather or climate?
Farmers say the local growing season has lengthened over several decades. Is their claim about weather or climate?
A radio update says fog is reducing visibility near the river this morning. What is the update describing?
An atlas says a coastal city receives most of its precipitation in winter, using many years of records. What does the atlas describe?
A school weather station records 80% humidity and falling air pressure before a front today. Is the record about weather or climate?
A student claims this week was unusually wet for the town. What evidence best tests the claim?
A class claims their city has become warmer over time. What evidence best tests this climate claim?
A student claims a front made the wind shift during the afternoon. What evidence best tests the claim?
A brochure claims a desert has a dry climate. What evidence best supports that claim?
A town claims lake-effect snow often happens there in winter. What evidence best tests that climate-related pattern?
Use the graph of average yearly temperature. What does the 2005 temperature show?
Use the bar graph of yearly precipitation. What conclusion fits the record?
Use the graph of monthly temperatures for one year. What does the record show?
A table gives 30-year average annual precipitation, in millimeters, for two climate-normal periods. What does the record support?
A scientist claims winters in a valley are becoming warmer. What time scale of temperature data is needed?
A forecast says a cold front will arrive before midnight. What time scale should the evidence cover?
A report claims the region's rainy season now starts earlier than it did in the past. What time scale is needed?
A news alert asks if roads will freeze tonight when air temperature drops below 0°C. What time scale of evidence is needed?
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Natural Hazards and Forecasting Them
20 questions
