Seasons

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Which Season Comes After Winter?

Q. The imaginary line that divides the earth into two equal halves is .

1. equator
2. line of division
3. divider
4. poles

Q.

Which season is marked by more greenery and blooming flowers?

1. Summer

2. Winter

3. Autumn

4. Spring

Q.

The average weather conditions in a given place over a period of time is called ___.

1. Atmosphere

2. Weather

3. Climate

4. Season

Q.

Which of the following is a possible cause of change in seasons on Earth?

1. (a) The distance between the sun and earth is not constant

2. (b) The axis of rotation of the earth is parallel to the plane of its orbit

3. (c) The axis of rotation of the earth is perpendicular to the plane of its orbit

4. (d) The axis of rotation of the earth is tilted with respect to the plane of its orbit

Q. If the Northern Hemisphere is tilted towards the Sun, then the region present in that hemisphere will experience ___.

1. Winter
2. Summer
3. Autumn
4. Spring

Q.

During which season, does the night seem longer than the day?

1. Monsoon

2. Winter

3. Summer

4. Autumn

Q. _______ is a country that celebrates Christmas in the summer season.

1. Australia
2. India
3. USA
4. Japan

Q.

The proportion of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is about ______.

Q.

Choose the correct season in which leaves turn pale and start to shed from the trees.

1. Autumn

2. Winter

3. Summer

4. Spring

Q. The shedding of leaves is one of the main features of which season?

1. Spring
2. Winter
3. Autumn
4. Summer

Q. The cycle of six seasons is called the _______.

1. chakra
2. rithi
3. Shukla Paksha
4. rituchakra

Q.

The northern and southern hemispheres of the Earth have same seasons at the same time.

1. True

2. False

Q.

What is the main cause of Earth's different seasons?

1. Earth's tilt and rotation

2. Earth's rotation and revolution

3. Earth's tilt and revolution

4. Earth's tilt and spin

Q. The North Pole experiences very limited sunlight for 6 continuous months of the year.

1. True
2. False

Q.

When the southern hemisphere is facing towards the Sun, which season is it in the northern hemisphere?

1. Winter

2. Summer

3. Spring

4. Autumn

Q. What season occurs from March to June for areas in the Northern Hemisphere?

1. Summer
2. Winter
3. Spring
4. Autumn

Q.

Which season is marked by cold weather or snow?

1. Summer

2. Spring

3. Autumn

4. Winter

Q. The revolution of the Earth and the inclination of its axis give rise to the ___________.

1. cycle of months
2. cycle of days
3. cycle of seasons
4. cycle of time

Q.

During which festival do people play with colours?

1. Bakrid

2. Holi

3. Diwali

4. Christmas

Q.

If it was winter in Europe, what season would it be in Africa?

1. Winter

2. Spring

3. Summer

4. Autumn

Q.

In which season would we feel like drinking lots of water and having ice cream?

1. Summer

2. Winter

3. Autumn

4. Spring

Q. Which of the following is/are correct in regard to the Earth's axis?

1. Axis of Earth is slightly tilted
2. It passes through North and South pole
3. Earth rotates about this imaginary axis
4. It is equidistant from poles of Earth

Q.

Which season leaves you thirsty in regular intervals of time?

1. Summer

2. Winter

3. Autumn

4. Spring

Q.

If it was spring in Australia in the month of March, then what season would it be in the month of September?

1. Autumn

2. Summer

3. Winter

4. Monsoon

Q. Leaves and flowers sprout inseason.

1. spring
2. winter
3. autumn
4. summer

Q.

____ is the festival of colours.

1. Onam

2. Holi

3. Onam

4. Onam

Q.

People in Australia experience ___ days and ___night in winter.

1. shorter, longer

2. brighter, darker

3. wider, narrower

4. longer, shorter

Q.

The image given below is of North Pole. Which season is there in North Pole from the given options?

1. Winter
2. Summer
3. Autumn
4. Spring

Q.

Igneous rocks are part of the mantle. What does the mantle become when it melts?

1. Clay

2. Magma

3. Lava

4. Sediment