Winds, Storms and Cyclones
Science · Grade 6 · Week 21 · 25 questions
This quiz explores Winds, Storms and Cyclones — a fascinating area of science. Test your understanding and discover how these concepts connect to the world around you.
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All 25 questions in this Winds, Storms and Cyclones quiz
Grade 6 Science — Winds, Storms and Cyclones: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- What causes wind?
- What is atmospheric pressure?
- How do pressure differences create wind?
- What is a local wind?
- What are trade winds?
- What is a thunderstorm?
- What causes lightning in a thunderstorm?
- What is thunder?
- Why does thunder sound after lightning?
- What is a tornado?
- What is the most dangerous part of a cyclone?
- Where do cyclones form?
- What is the eye of a cyclone?
- How are cyclones named differently in different regions?
- What is the Coriolis effect?
- What safety measures should be taken during a cyclone?
- What is a storm surge?
- How is weather forecasting done?
- What does a barometer measure?
- Which season typically has more thunderstorms?
- What causes hail in storms?
- What is the safest place during a lightning storm?
- What is wind shear?
- How do cyclones affect agriculture?
- What warning signs indicate an approaching cyclone?
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