LANGE Weather Predictions and Patterns Quiz

Jackson, Ava, and Arjun are planning a picnic, but they want to know if it will be sunny or rainy. What tool can they use to check different types of weather data?

• To show different types of weather data

• To find treasure

• To draw pictures

• To tell stories

Ethan, Rohan, and Daniel are planning a picnic, but they want to avoid cold weather! While checking the weather map, which symbol should they look for to spot a cold front?

• A blue line with triangles

• A red line with circles

• A green line with squares

• A yellow line with stars

Benjamin and Abigail are studying a weather map together. They spot a red line with half circles on it. Can you help them figure out what this symbol means?

• Warm front

• Cold front

• Stationary front

• High pressure

James, Evelyn, and Aria are planning a picnic and are checking the weather map. They notice a big area of high pressure. What kind of weather can they expect for their picnic day?

• Clear and sunny

• Rainy and stormy

• Snowy

• Windy

Anika, Noah, and Rohan are studying weather maps in class. They spot different types of fronts, but one of them seems a bit odd! Which of the following is NOT a type of front you would see on a weather map?

• Warm front

• Cold front

• Stationary front

• Lightning front

Lily and David are planning a picnic, but they hear there might be some precipitation. What does precipitation mean?

• Rain, snow, sleet, or hail falling from the sky

• Sunshine

• Wind blowing

• Clouds moving

Evelyn and Luna are looking at a weather map and spot a big blue "H" right over their city. They start guessing what it means. Can you help them figure it out?

• High pressure

• Low pressure

• Heavy rain

• Thunderstorm

Rohan and Samuel are looking at a weather map to plan their weekend adventure. They notice a cold front approaching. Can you help them out? What color is commonly used to show a cold front on weather maps?

• Blue

• Red

• Green

• Orange

Avery and James are looking at a weather map in class. They spot a stationary front and start guessing what it means. Can you help them out? What does it mean if you see a stationary front on a weather map?

• The front is not moving

• The front is moving quickly

• The front is causing a tornado

• The front is disappearing

Mia and Luna are curious about the weather! They want to know which instrument they should use to measure air pressure. Can you help them choose the right one?

• Barometer

• Thermometer

• Rain gauge

• Anemometer