Worksheet

Climates Around the World

Grade 3 - Science - On Level

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  1. Why use many years of data for climate?

    • climate is a story setting only
    • one day proves every year
    • long-term data show typical patterns
    • data should be ignored

  2. Which statement compares climates?

    • A character solved a problem.
    • The word has a prefix.
    • Region A is wetter than Region B.
    • A rectangle has sides.

  3. Which climate evidence fits a rainforest?

    • no plants or animals
    • almost no precipitation
    • high rainfall through much of the year
    • constant freezing temperatures

  4. Which tool can show climate differences across regions?

    • a climate map
    • a lunch tray
    • a spelling test
    • a dialogue tag

  5. A region is hot and dry most of the year. Which climate description fits?

    • desert climate
    • ocean tide
    • rainforest climate
    • polar climate

  6. Which data help compare two climates?

    • average temperature and precipitation
    • story characters
    • plural nouns
    • coin values

  7. Which question investigates climate?

    • Which noun is plural?
    • How much rain does this region usually get each year?
    • Who is the main character?
    • What is 8 x 7?

  8. A climate chart shows rain in most months and warm temperatures. Which claim fits?

    • the region has a warm, wet climate
    • the region has no weather
    • the region is always frozen
    • the chart shows only fiction

  9. A polar region has very cold average temperatures. Which evidence supports that climate?

    • monthly temperatures stay below freezing
    • a single coin
    • one warm recess day
    • a fiction title

  10. How is climate different from today's weather?

    • climate is punctuation
    • climate is one afternoon only
    • weather never changes
    • climate describes patterns over a long time
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