How Much Do You Know About Winter?
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What temperature does water freeze?
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0 degrees F
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32 degrees F
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40 degrees F
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-40 degrees F
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Do you love winters? Ever wondered how much do you know about this delightful weather? Winter offers a variety of activities ranging from skiing, snowmobiling, snowball fights, and polar plunges. Check out the quiz to see how much you know about winter and learn interesting facts.
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What is a condition that develops when the body temperature drops below 95 degrees F?
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Frostbite
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Exposure
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Hyperthermia
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Hypothermia
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A. HypothermiaExplanation
Hypothermia is a condition that occurs when the body temperature drops below 95 degrees F. It is characterized by shivering, confusion, and loss of coordination. Frostbite refers to the freezing of body tissues due to extreme cold temperatures, while exposure refers to prolonged exposure to cold conditions. Hyperthermia, on the other hand, is the opposite of hypothermia and refers to a condition when the body temperature rises above normal levels.Rate this question:
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What season is beginning in Australia on the same day as the beginning of winter in Wisconsin?
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Winter
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Spring
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Summer
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Autumn
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A. SummerExplanation
In Australia, the seasons are opposite to those in the northern hemisphere. While winter begins in Wisconsin, it is summer in Australia. Therefore, the correct answer is summer.Rate this question:
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What date in 2008 was recorded as the winter solstice or the first day of winter?
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December 20
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December 21
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December 22
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December 23
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A. December 21 -
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How many sides are on a snow flake?
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4
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6
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8
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12
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A. 6 -
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What is the phone number one may dial to find out information about road conditions in Wisconsin?
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911
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711
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511
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211
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A. 511Explanation
The correct answer is 511. In many states, including Wisconsin, 511 is the designated phone number for accessing information about road conditions. By dialing this number, individuals can obtain real-time updates on traffic, weather, and road closures, allowing them to make informed decisions while traveling.Rate this question:
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What kind of condition warrants a blizzard?
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Below zero temperature
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Greater than 12 inches of snowfall
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Winds greater than 35 miles per hour with blowing snow
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All of the above
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Rib Mountain, a favorite ski hill in Wisconsin is located near which city?
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Portage
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Baraboo
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Wausau
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Eau Claire
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A. WausauExplanation
Rib Mountain, a popular ski hill in Wisconsin, is located near the city of Wausau.Rate this question:
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Sayner, Wisconsin, is the home of inventor Carl Eliason. What piece of technology did he invent?
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Snowmobile
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Toboggan
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Snowshoes
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Cross-country skis
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Which community in Wisconsin is known as the "Snowmobile Capital of the World" and has annual snowmobile races?
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Ashland
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Eagle River
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Minocqua
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Hurley
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A. Eagle RiverExplanation
Eagle River in Wisconsin is known as the "Snowmobile Capital of the World" and hosts annual snowmobile races. This title is likely due to the town's long history and strong association with snowmobiling. The town has a well-developed snowmobile trail system and hosts various snowmobile events and races throughout the year.Rate this question:
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Which country hosted the first Winter Olympics in 1924?
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United States
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France
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Greece
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Soviet Union
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A. FranceExplanation
France hosted the first Winter Olympics in 1924. The event took place in Chamonix, a town in the French Alps. The Winter Olympics were originally known as the International Winter Sports Week and featured a range of winter sports such as skiing, ice hockey, and figure skating. The decision to hold the first Winter Olympics in France was made by the International Olympic Committee, recognizing the country's long history and tradition in winter sports. France's successful hosting of the event laid the foundation for the future Winter Olympics and helped establish the popularity of winter sports worldwide.Rate this question:
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What is the cause of most winter-related automobile crashes in Wisconsin?
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Deer
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Heavy winds and blowing snow
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Ice
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Driving too fast for conditions
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Why is salt placed on icy roads?
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It melts the ice
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It provides traction on the road
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It lowers the freezing point
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It adds flavor
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On February 2 and 4, 1996, Couderay, a town in Wisconsin, has recorded the all-time coldest temperature. What was it?
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-66 F
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-31 F
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-72 F
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-55 F
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A. -55 F -
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Which major city in the United States receives the most snow annually averaging over 94 inches?
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New York City
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Chicago
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Minneapolis/St. Paul
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Detroit
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(46).jpg "What is a condition that develops when the body temperature drops below 95 degrees F?")
(34).jpg "What season is beginning in Australia on the same day as the beginning of winter in Wisconsin?")
(39).jpg "What date in 2008 was recorded as the winter solstice or the first day of winter?")
(26).jpg "How many sides are on a snow flake?")
(42).jpg "What is the phone number one may dial to find out information about road conditions in Wisconsin?")
(46).jpg "What kind of condition warrants a blizzard?")
(44).jpg "Rib Mountain, a favorite ski hill in Wisconsin is located near which city?")
(38).jpg "Sayner, Wisconsin, is the home of inventor Carl Eliason. What piece of technology did he invent?")
(46).jpg "Which community in Wisconsin is known as the \"Snowmobile Capital of the World\" and has annual snowmobile races?")
(32).jpg "Which country hosted the first Winter Olympics in 1924?")
(24).jpg "What is the cause of most winter-related automobile crashes in Wisconsin?")
(24).jpg "Why is salt placed on icy roads?")
(54).jpg "On February 2 and 4, 1996, Couderay, a town in Wisconsin, has recorded the all-time coldest temperature. What was it?")
(24).jpg "Which major city in the United States receives the most snow annually averaging over 94 inches?")
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