High Five Facts - Snow

The video presents five fascinating facts about snow. It explains the uniqueness of snowflakes, the historical tradition of building snowmen, and how animals adapt to snowy environments. It also clarifies why snow appears white and describes the formation of snow from ice crystals. The video concludes with examples of snowy regions like Alaska, Canada, and Japan.

What is the typical structure of a snowflake?

• Four sides

• Five sides

• Six sides

• Seven sides

Who is credited with documenting the history of snowmen?

• John Snow

• Bob Eckstein

• Thomas Edison

• Mary Shelley

What was the height of the largest snowman ever built?

• 130 feet

• 110 feet

• 100 feet

• 122 feet

How do animals in snowy environments stay warm?

• By staying indoors

• By migrating to warmer areas

• By growing warmer fur or feathers

• By hibernating

Why does snow appear white to the human eye?

• Because it is made of salt

• Because it absorbs all colors

• Because it reflects all colors

• Because it is naturally white