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Froggy Jumps Front FactsOnline version Weather fronts for 6th grade by Deborah 1 What is a cold front? a A slow-moving line of rain showers only b A boundary where cold air moves under warm air c A boundary where warm air moves over cold air 2 What happens at a warm front? a Warm air slides over cold air b Air pressure drops sharply at the front c Cold air slides under warm air 3 Which front has gray clouds and steady rain for a long time? a Cold front b Occluded front c Warm front 4 A front that doesn't move much and shows both sides unchanged is a? a Stationary front b Warm front c Cold front 5 What is an occluded front? a A boundary with no weather changes b A warm front overtakes a cold front c A cold front catches up to a warm front 6 Which front separates warm, moist air from cool, dry air? a Cold front b Warm front c Stationary front 7 Which front commonly causes thunderstorms? a Cold front b Occluded front c Warm front 8 What weather feature often follows a cold front? a Prolonged drought b Increased humidity c A drop in temperature and clear skies 9 Which front is associated with a gentle, extended rain area? a Warm front b Cold front c Occluded front 10 What happens when a cold front moves into an area? a Warm air advances and settles beneath cold air. b A front’s direction changes the wind but not the air masses involved. c Cold air advances and rises, often causing quick weather changes. 11 Define a warm front. a A cold air mass slides over a warmer one. b A warm air mass slides over a denser cold air mass. c A storm front that ends weather systems. 12 What characterizes a stationary front? a A rapid replacement of cold air by warm air. b A front that forms only during storms. c Two air masses meet but neither advances. 13 Which statement describes an occluded front? a A stationary boundary that never moves. b A fast-moving cold front catches up to a warm front. c Two warm air masses meet and no system forms. 14 Which front often brings gradual rain over a wide area? a Warm front b Cold front c Occluded front 15 Which front is marked by a sudden, heavy weather change? a Cold front b Warm front c Stationary front 16 What typically occurs to the air when a warm front passes? a The air mass remains unchanged. b Warm air rises over cooler air, bringing lighter rain. c Cold air sinks beneath warm air. 17 Which front often leads to long-lasting gentle rain? a Occluded front b Cold front c Warm front 18 What weather pattern best describes a stationary front? a Uneasily moving boundary with mixed air masses b A rapidly retreating warm front c A rapidly advancing cold front 19 Which front results from a cold front catching up to a warm front? a Stationary front b Occluded front c Warm front

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by Deborah

What is a cold front?

What happens at a warm front?

Which front has gray clouds and steady rain for a long time?

A front that doesn't move much and shows both sides unchanged is a?

What is an occluded front?

Which front separates warm, moist air from cool, dry air?

Which front commonly causes thunderstorms?

What weather feature often follows a cold front?

Which front is associated with a gentle, extended rain area?

What happens when a cold front moves into an area?

Define a warm front.

What characterizes a stationary front?

Which statement describes an occluded front?

Which front often brings gradual rain over a wide area?

Which front is marked by a sudden, heavy weather change?

What typically occurs to the air when a warm front passes?

Which front often leads to long-lasting gentle rain?

What weather pattern best describes a stationary front?

Which front results from a cold front catching up to a warm front?