Questions: The Four Seasons

Question 1

Which season comes after winter and before summer?

• A. Autumn
• B. Spring
• C. Another winter
• D. There is no season between winter and summer

Answer: (B)

The seasons always follow the same order: winter, spring, summer, autumn, then back to winter. Spring comes after winter and before summer. It is the season when temperatures warm up, days get longer, and plants start growing again after the cold of winter.

Question 2

The four seasons follow the same order every year.

• T. True
• F. False

Answer: True

The seasons always cycle in the same order: spring, summer, autumn, winter, and then spring again. This pattern repeats every year because it is caused by Earth's orbit around the sun and the tilt of Earth's axis, which do not change from year to year.

Question 3

Pick one season and describe what the weather and nature are usually like during that time.

Model answer: Example for summer: Summer is the warmest season, with long sunny days and short nights. Plants are fully green and growing. Many flowers bloom and trees have full leaves. People spend more time outdoors. (Any season with appropriate weather and nature descriptions is acceptable.)

Each season has a recognizable set of characteristics that affect weather, plant life, animal behavior, and daily human activities. Connecting seasons to personal experience makes the concept concrete.