When you were a child, the phrase “it’s raining cats and dogs out there” might have been the only aspect of weather that interested you. Fluffy cats and dogs falling from the sky? Amazing! In this quiz, we’re going to take a more grown-up approach to the topic of weather and climate, however, as we see how much you know about the basics from a fifth-grade level! Good luck!
Air Mass
Air Pressure
Humidity
Evaporation
Condensation
Precipitation
Precipitation
Evaporation
Condensation
Precipitation
Evaporation
Condensation
Trophosphere
Kilosphere
Stratosphere
Mesosphere
Thermosphere
Cirrus
Tellius
Cumulus
Stratus
Climatus
They are also called Twisters
Occur in Midwestern US
They are also called Typhoons
Occur in warm ocean water
They are a type of cloud
They are also called Twisters
Occur in Midwestern US
They are also called Typhoons
Occur in warm ocean water
They are a type of cloud
Air pressure
Wind direction
Temperature
Wind speed
Precipitation
Relative humidity
Precipitation
Wind direction
Relative humidity
Air pressure
Wind direction
Wind speed
Temperature
Wind direction
Wind speed
Air pressure
Temperature
Precipitation
Greenhouse effect
Climate
Air mass
Air pressure
Humidity
Global warming
Greenhouse effect
Microclimate
Air mass
Prevailing wind
Greenhouse effect
Global warming
Air pressure
El Nino
Local winds
Climate
Microclimate
Weather
Local winds
Front
Air pressure
Precipitation
Front
Local winds
Climate
Weather
Climate
Local winds
Condensation
Microclimate