Quiz on snowflakes

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What is the main component that makes up a snowflake?

a) Water

b) Carbon dioxide

c) Oxygen

d) Nitrogen

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At what temperature do snowflakes typically form?

a) 0°C (32°F)

b) -5°C (23°F)

c) -10°C (14°F)

d) -15°C (5°F)

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What shape are most snowflakes?

a) Square

b) Hexagonal

c) Circular

d) Triangular

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What determines the unique shape of each snowflake?

a) The wind speed

b) The temperature and humidity

c) The altitude

d) The type of snowstorm

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How many sides does the average snowflake have?

a) 3

b) 4

c) 6

d) 8

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Why is no two snowflakes exactly the same?

a) Each snowflake is affected by its own unique atmospheric conditions.

b) Snowflakes are all made from different materials.

c) Snowflakes melt as they fall, changing their shape.

d) Snowflakes are made by different people.

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What is the scientific term for the process of snowflakes forming in the clouds?

a) Sublimation

b) Evaporation

c) Crystallization

d) Condensation

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Who was the first person to photograph snowflakes?

a) Albert Einstein

b) Wilson Bentley

c) Galileo Galilei

d) Thomas Edison

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Quiz on snowflakes

What is the main component that makes up a snowflake?

At what temperature do snowflakes typically form?

What shape are most snowflakes?

What determines the unique shape of each snowflake?

How many sides does the average snowflake have?

Why is no two snowflakes exactly the same?

What is the scientific term for the process of snowflakes forming in the clouds?

Who was the first person to photograph snowflakes?

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What is the main component that makes up a snowflake?

At what temperature do snowflakes typically form?

What shape are most snowflakes?

What determines the unique shape of each snowflake?

How many sides does the average snowflake have?

Why is no two snowflakes exactly the same?

What is the scientific term for the process of snowflakes forming in the clouds?

Who was the first person to photograph snowflakes?

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