Meteorology (noun): the science that studies the atmosphere and the weather, and uses it to make forecasts.
Word: Meteorology
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Meteorology means the science that studies the atmosphere and the weather, and uses it to make forecasts.
Syllables: me - te - or - ol - o - gy
Tricky part: Students squash the ending into olgy; it is ology, with an o on each side of the l.
Watch out for: metereology, meteorlogy, meteorolgy
Memory tip: Count the o's at the end: one comes before the l and one after it, ol-o-gy, as in geology.
Example 1: The Met Office in Britain uses meteorology to warn people about storms.
Example 2: My brother wants to study meteorology because he loves tracking storms.
Example 3: Weather satellites changed meteorology by showing clouds from space.
Meteorology has nothing to do with studying meteors. The name comes from Aristotle's book Meteorologica, in which meteora meant all things high up in the air, from clouds and rain to shooting stars.
Choose the correctly spelt word:
a) temprature
b) geograpy
c) astronemy
d) meteorology
d) meteorology. Geography has lost an h, astronomy has the wrong vowel, and temperature needs its e after the p.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
Kenji's uncle studied meterology and now forecasts the monsoon for a news channel.
a) meterology
b) forecasts
c) monsoon
d) uncle
a) meterology. Meteor keeps its o before r: meteor-ology.
Form a meaningful word from the jumbled letters:
yoltgeomore
a) terminology
b) mythology
c) metrology
d) meteorology
d) meteorology. Metrology is a real word, the science of measuring, but it is short of an e and an o.
1. Which instrument is a meteorologist most likely to use?
a) a barometer
b) a telescope
c) a microscope
d) a seismograph
a) a barometer
2. Which forecast comes from meteorology?
a) The share market may rise on Friday.
b) Heavy rain is likely in London on Friday.
c) A comet will be visible on Friday night.
d) The train will be ten minutes late on Friday.
b) Heavy rain is likely in London on Friday.
Words that end in -ology: seismology, technology, nanotechnology, physiology, biotechnology, immunology
powerful, squirm, vocabulary, anaesthetist, chalet, debtor, exaggerate, hoax
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