IV. Instructions: 1. Work with your same group. His done for the two weeks were recorded 2. Take hold of the last week's weather chart observation data in Activity 2. 3. Analyze your data for every weather element by providing answers to the given questions and write your answers in the appropriate column in the table. 4. The first one on "Temperature" is done for you as follows. Temperature a. For the first three days of your observation, what has been the average temperature for those days? (Column A) b. Is the temperature decreasing or increasing per day? (Column B) C. What is the recorded average temperature for Days 4 to 6? (Colum C) d. Is it decreasing or increasing? (Column D) e. What prediction can you make about this weather condition in terms of temperature? (Column E) Cloud a. For the first three days of your observation, how would you describe the amount, color, shape and placement of clouds in the sky? (Column A) b. Is the amount of clouds decreasing or increasing or the color appears white, gray or black; appears high or low in the sky per day? (Column B) c. How would you describe the amount color, shape and placement of clouds in the sky in the next three days? (Column C) d. Is it decreasing or increasing or changing in color, shape and placement? (Column D) e. What prediction can you make about this weather condition in terms of cloudiness? (Column E) Sunlight a. For the first three days of your observation, how would you describe the amount of sunlight? (Column A) b. Is the amount of sunlight decreasing or increasing per day? (Column B) c. How would you describe the amount of sunlight in the next three days? (Column C) Science 4 Quarter 4 3
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Answer:1. Temperature(A) What was the average temperature for the first three days? (Record your group's data here)(B) Is the temperature increasing or decreasing each day? (Check your recorded values to see the trend)(C) What was the average temperature for Days 4-6? (Write your data here)(D) Is it increasing or decreasing? (Look at the change in values)(E) Prediction: Will the temperature continue to increase or decrease in the coming days?2. Cloud Cover(A) How would you describe the clouds in the first three days? (Amount: Few, Moderate, Many; Color: White, Gray, Dark; Shape: Puffy, Thin, Thick; Placement: High, Low in the sky)(B) Are the clouds increasing or decreasing? (Look at your observations from each day to find the trend)(C) How do the clouds appear in the next three days? (Any changes in color, shape, or position?)(D) Is cloud cover increasing, decreasing, or changing in other ways?(E) Prediction: Will it get cloudier or clearer in the coming days?3. Sunlight(A) How much sunlight was there in the first three days? (Strong, Moderate, Weak?)(B) Is sunlight increasing or decreasing? (Compare daily sunlight observations)(C) How will sunlight be in the next three days? (More or less than before?)---Next Steps1. Analyze Your Data: Look for patterns—does temperature affect clouds and sunlight?2. Make Predictions: Will the weather get hotter or colder? Will it rain soon?3. Discuss with Your Group: Compare everyone's answers and refine your predictions.
