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Snowy Facts Quiz
Test your knowledge about snow with our engaging and informative quiz! Dive into interesting facts, trivia, and challenges that will make you appreciate the beauty and science of snow.
With questions covering everything from snowfall records to snowflakes' unique structures, this quiz is perfect for winter enthusiasts.
- Discover fascinating snow-related facts
- Challenge yourself with various difficulty levels
- Share your results and compete with friends!
Which nations capital gets the most annual snow fall at 224cm?
Moscow, Russia
Ottawa, Canada
Helsinki, Finland
Tokyo, Japan
Which city is the snowiest in the world receiving an average annual snowfall of 8m?
Aomori, Japan
Blue Canyon California, USA
St. John's NFLD, Canada
Quebec City PQ, Canada
How many words for snow do the Inuit people have?
31
42
53
64
Snow flakes are unique, no two can be the same.
True
False
Snow is in fact clear but may naturally appear to be all but which?
Yellow
Pink
Blue
White
For a snowstorm to be considered a blizzard visibility must be reduced to 1/4 mile and winds must reach...
40mph
35mph
30mph
25mph
This Canadian province holds the record for the most snow angels, 22 022, ever made simultaneously in multiple locations.
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
NFLD
How many sides does a snowflake always have?
5
6
7
8
Solid evidence is lacking, however scientists believe that the largest snowflake was 15 inches wide and 8 inches thick. It fell in January of 1887 in which city?
Timmins Ontario
Quebec City PQ
Fort Keogh Montana
Syracuse NY
The largest snow person ever erected took over a month to construct and stood how many feet tall?
102
112
122
132
One snowflake can hold up to this many molecules of water.
680 million
280 million
1 trillion
180 billion
Which has the highest average snow fall for the UK at 34.1 inches?
Birmingham
Manchester
Ramsgate
London
The subnivean zone is a pocket of space that is created between the earth and snow that maintains a temperature of 0 degrees celsius. This area is used by many little critters like mice and voles to survive the winter. How many cm of snow is required for the subnivean zone to be established?
10cm
20cm
30cm
40cm
Alpine skiers may describe the snow conditions using all of the following but which?
Powder
Granular
Corn
Sugar
Igloos are heated by body heat.The temperature difference between inside an igloo and outside an igloo can be up to how many degrees?
25 degrees
50 degrees
75 degrees
100 degrees
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