Weather - Effects
Raining cats and dogs is an expression we use when it's raining heavily. Cats and dogs don't really fall from the sky!

Weather - Effects

This quiz addresses part of the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 for children aged 5 and 6 in years 1 and 2 in Geography. Specifically it looks at the effects of different types of weather. It is one of 50 quizzes to help you understand the world around you.

In this quiz you will be told what the weather is like. You have to choose the effects the different types of weather will have on the world around us.

The weather overlaps science and geography. There are more questions about the weather and recording the weather at Key Stage 1 in the KS1 Science section, under Seasons and Weather.

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  1. The weather is thundery.
    You see the lightning before you hear its thunder
  2. The weather is mild.
    What does the word mild mean?
  3. The weather is foggy.
    Thick fogs are sometimes called ‘pea-soupers’
  4. The weather is hot.
    What do you like to do on a hot, sunny day?
  5. The weather is freezing.
    What do you wear when it is very cold?
  6. The weather is very windy.
    It can be very dangerous in very windy weather
  7. The weather is showery.
    Why do people carry umbrellas?
  8. The weather is quiet.
    What sort of weather do you like best?
  9. The weather is breezy.
    Showery days are often bright and breezy
  10. The weather is wet.
    It doesn’t really rain cats and dogs!

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