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Science Holiday Homework

1)
Date & Day Maximum Minimum Maximum Minimum Rainfall
Temp Temp Humidity Humidity (mm)
May 2nd 35 degrees 30 degrees 79% 68% 0mm
(Sunday) celsius celsius

May 3rd 34 degrees 30 degrees 79% 70%


(Monday) celsius celsius

May 4th 35 degrees 29 degrees 82% 71%


(Tuesday) celsius celsius

May 5th 34 degrees 28 degrees 84% 73%


(Wednesday) celsius celsius

May 6th 33 degrees 28 degrees 84% 75%


(Thursday) celsius celsius

May 7th 34 degrees 28 degrees 84% 76%


(Friday) celsius celsius

May 8th 34 degrees 29 degrees 81% 74%


(Saturday) celsius celsius

i) May 2nd(Sunday) and May 4th(Tuesday) were the hottest days of the
week.
ii) No, the weather changed everyday.
iii) May 5th-May 7th(Wednesday-Friday) were the most humid days of
the week.

2) Air exerts pressure. Wind blowing at high speed may break or


displace many things. If holes are made in hanging banners and
hoardings, then air can pass through these holes, which reduces the
air pressure extended onto the banners and hoardings.

3) i) The maximum amount of rainfall in Chennai is from


October-December whereas the other cities receive the most rainfall
from June to September. Chennai experiences its maximum rainfall
from October to December due to the Northeast monsoon, which is
distinct from the Southwest monsoon that affects most other Indian
cities from June to September.

ii) The temperature curves of Delhi and Kolkata have a similar


pattern. The summer months(May to June) have high
temperatures and the winter months(December to January) have
cooler temperatures.

iii)Delhi:
● Maximum temp – 40
● Minimum temp – 7
● Range – 40-7=33

Kolkata:
● 36
● 9
● 36-9=27

Mumbai:
● 34
● 17
● 34-17=17

Chennai:
● 39
● 21
● 39-21=18
vi) Mumbai has the minimum range of temperature. This says that
Mumbai has equable climate.

v) Delhi has the maximum range of temperature. This indicates that


Delhi has an extreme climate with very hot summers and very cold
winters.

vi) Mumbai has a moderate climate. The highest amount of rainfall


occurs from June to September which indicates a tropical monsoon
climate.

vii) India experiences the highest rainfall in July and August.

viii) Equable climate: Mumbai and Chennai


Extreme climate: Delhi and Kolkata

4) Crossword:
1. Lightning
2. Anemometer
3. Wind
4. Cyclone
5. Tsunami
6. Tornado
7. Thunderstorm
8. Hurricane

5) If you live in a cyclone prone area, you should make sure to prepare and
plan carefully to ensure your safety. Some precautions you can take are:
● Make sure to plan things in advance like the place where you will go if
you need to evacuate.
● Prepare a well-stocked emergency kit with essentials like water bottles,
food, flashlights, medications, first aid kit etc.
● Stay indoors during the storm. If you’re not near your house, seek
shelter in a nearby sturdy building.
● Have a backup power source in case of a power outage.

6) Moral Value: It’s important to conserve water.


Through this experiment, we observe how water continuously cycles
through the earth in different stages. It is a resource that is essential for life.
By understanding the water cycle, I realized that our actions can impact this
natural process. Hence, it’s important to conserve water.

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