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Temperature and its Measurement | Class 6 Science Notes

By ConceptScroll Team · Published on 17 July 2026 · 2 min read

Temperature and its Measurement | Class 6 Science Notes

Temperature and its Measurement – this guide gives you a concise, exam-ready overview of Temperature and its Measurement from Class 6 Science, written by ConceptScroll editors and reviewed against the latest NCERT textbook.

7.3.3 Air temperature

Air temperature is an important parameter in weather monitoring and is commonly measured using thermometers hung on walls in school laboratories, clinics, and hospitals. These thermometers provide an approximate idea of the room or outdoor air temperature. Weather reports often mention the maximum and minimum air temperatures of the day, which vary due to changing weather conditions. Generally, temperatures rise as summer approaches and fall during winter. Air temperature is monitored at weather stations worldwide using various techniques. The data collected, including air temperature and other parameters, are used to make weather forecasts. The section also introduces Anna Mani, an Indian scientist known as the 'Weather Woman of India,' who invented many weather measurement instruments, reducing India's dependence on other countries. She also explored wind and solar energy possibilities, contributing to India's leadership in renewable energy.

📊 Diagram: Fig.7.5: Room thermometer; Reprint 2026-27 (Anna Mani's photograph)

🧪 Activity: Activity 7.7: Let us analyse - Recording maximum and minimum air temperatures for 10 successive days and analyzing variations.

🔗 Connection: This section concludes the chapter by connecting temperature measurement to real-world applications like weather forecasting and introduces a notable scientist, linking science to societal contributions.

Frequently asked questions

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Piece of metal changes its shapes permanently and cannot be reversed

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In an electric bulb, light is produced by the thin filament present inside the bulb.

If we touch a wire having current, our body gets a shock. This suggest that ______.

Our body acts as an electrical conductor

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