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Book 7 science quiz: free printable worksheet
A free 10-question matching quiz for kids, parents and teachers, based on A Million Whys Book 7, The Weather Expedition. Every fact comes straight from a page in the book. Write the letter of the matching question next to each fact. The answer key links to the video for each question.
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Name: ______________________ Date: ______________ Score: ____ / 10
The questions
- A. Why Do Clouds Form in the Sky?
- B. Why Does Sleet Bounce and Snow Float?
- C. Why Does Thunder Shake Windows?
- D. Why Do Ice Storms Coat Everything in Glass?
- E. Why Do Fronts Look Like Triangles and Semicircles?
- F. Why Do Meteorologists Still Go Outside?
- G. Why Do Cold Snaps Arrive So Suddenly?
- H. Why Is a Rainbow Curved?
- I. Why Does a Prism Split White Light?
- J. Why Wear Layers on Changeable Spring Days?
Match each fact to its question
- Several thin layers keep you warmer than one thick layer. ______
- The shape on the line shows what kind of front it is. ______
- A full rainbow circle is possible from a plane or a high hill. ______
- Rattling windows show that sound carries real energy. ______
- An air mass is a huge body of air with the same temperature and moisture. ______
- Sleet bounces and snow floats, so you can tell them apart by sound. ______
- A shiny coat of ice can be beautiful and still be dangerous. ______
- White light is a team of colors. ______
- Good forecasts come from people and technology working together. ______
- Clouds are made of water, but the droplets are far too small to fall as rain yet. ______
Show the answer key
- J (Several thin layers keep you warmer than one thick layer. Book 7, Question 137)
- E (The shape on the line shows what kind of front it is. Book 7, Question 61)
- H (A full rainbow circle is possible from a plane or a high hill. Book 7, Question 105)
- C (Rattling windows show that sound carries real energy. Book 7, Question 35)
- G (An air mass is a huge body of air with the same temperature and moisture. Book 7, Question 89)
- B (Sleet bounces and snow floats, so you can tell them apart by sound. Book 7, Question 20)
- D (A shiny coat of ice can be beautiful and still be dangerous. Book 7, Question 49)
- I (White light is a team of colors. Book 7, Question 124)
- F (Good forecasts come from people and technology working together. Book 7, Question 75)
- A (Clouds are made of water, but the droplets are far too small to fall as rain yet. Book 7, Question 1)