Temperature is the measure of how hot or cold an object or environment is, and it is recorded using a thermometer. We use temperature to understand the weather, decide what to wear, and even check our health. Learning about temperature helps students connect mathematics with science and everyday life. This Quiz on Temperature for Grade 4 provides engaging practice with reading and interpreting temperature data. Students can attempt these 10 MCQs to check their understanding of temperature and how it is measured and interpreted.
Three hours ago, the temperature was 8°C. It has reduced by 2°C every hour since then. What is the temperature now?
Answer: (b)
The temperature of the water was 96°F. Peter will take a bath when the temperature comes down to five-sixths the current temperature of water. At what temperature of water will he take a bath?
Answer: (c)
The temperature at 6 p.m. is 77.2°F and comes down to 69.7°F by midnight. What is the difference in the temperature at 6 p.m. and midnight?
Answer: (a)
The temperature at Death Valley is 56.4°C. The temperature at Kathmandu is half the temperature at Death Valley. What is the temperature at Kathmandu?
Answer: (b)
The temperature at the mountain peak is -15°C, and the temperature at its base is -4°C. How much warmer is the base than the mountain peak?
Answer: (b)
A recipe calls for baking a cake at 180°C. If you only have an oven with Fahrenheit settings, what temperature should you set it to?
Answer: (c)
Emma pours a cup of coffee that is initially at 180°F. If she lets it cool down to three-fifths of its original temperature, what is the new temperature of the coffee?
Answer: (c)
Read the passage and answer the given question. The temperature at the base of a mountain is 18°C. It keeps decreasing at the rate of 1°C for every 30 m elevation up to 180 m elevation. Then the temperature keeps decreasing by 2°C for every 20 m elevation. The height of the mountain is 450 m. What is the temperature at a height of 120 m from the base?
Answer: (a)
Read the passage and answer the given question. The temperature at the base of a mountain is 18°C. It keeps decreasing at the rate of 1°C for every 30 m elevation up to 180 m elevation. Then the temperature keeps decreasing by 2°C for every 20 m elevation. The height of the mountain is 450 m. What is the temperature at a height of 240 m from the base on the Fahrenheit scale?
Answer: (d)
Read the passage and answer the given question. The initial temperature of a given chemical solution is 21°C. After a few drops of hydrochloric acid are added to the solution, its temperature increases by three-sevenths of the initial temperature. Then the solution is cooled down and brought to two-thirds of the initial temperature. The solution is again heated to bring its temperature to one and a half times the cooled-down temperature. What was the temperature of the solution after adding a few drops of hydrochloric acid?
Answer: (d)
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