301 Moved Permanently - Free Printable

Let's solve the worksheet step by step using the given list of weather-related adjectives.

Given Words:

- rainy, warm, hot, sunny, icy
- cold, snowy, frosty, dry, windy
- foggy, cloudy, cool, calm, humid
- wet, clear, mild, fine, dull
- pleasant, nasty, terrible, awful, miserable
- lovely, bad, unpleasant, nice, terrific

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Instructions: Fill in the blanks with appropriate words from the table.

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#### 1. Put on your sweater. It is very ________ today.
→ You're wearing a sweater, so it’s likely cold or cool.
✔ Answer: *cold* (or *cool*, but "cold" fits better with "sweater")

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#### 2. It is ________ today. Take the umbrella.
→ Umbrella suggests rain → rainy
✔ Answer: *rainy*

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#### 3. Let's go to the beach. It's very ________ today.
→ Beach implies sun and heat → sunny or hot
✔ Answer: *sunny* (most common for beach)

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#### 4. Look at the window. It is ________ today.
→ Looking at the window might suggest visibility — if it’s clear, you can see outside well.
But context is neutral. Could be clear, foggy, or cloudy. But since it says "look at the window", perhaps something blocking view?
Wait — if it's foggy, you might not see clearly. But “look” could imply seeing something.
Better: foggy (if it's hard to see), or clear (if it's visible).
But let’s think: If it’s foggy, you'd notice it through the window.
But sentence doesn't say anything about visibility being poor.
Alternatively, maybe cloudy or clear?

But look at #10: "I can hardly see anything" → that’s foggy.

So here, maybe just clear or cloudy.

But “Look at the window” — no clue. Perhaps foggy? Not strong.

Wait — maybe icy? If there's ice on the window.

Yes! That makes sense. Icy windows are common in winter.

✔ Answer: *icy* (commonly seen on windows in cold weather)

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#### 5. It is ________ today. It might rain.
→ Might rain → cloudy or rainy
But “might rain” = not raining yet → cloudy
✔ Answer: *cloudy*

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#### 6. It's ________ today. Let's make a snowman.
→ Snowman → snowy
✔ Answer: *snowy*

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#### 7. The wind is ________. Don't go out or you will catch a cold.
→ Wind + risk of cold → windy
✔ Answer: *windy*

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#### 8. The weather is ________. Take your umbrella.
→ Umbrella again → rainy or wet
But “weather is rainy” is correct; “wet” describes condition, but usually we say “it’s rainy”.

✔ Answer: *rainy*

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#### 9. The weather is ________. Let's go for a walk.
→ Going for a walk → pleasant, nice, lovely, fine, mild, etc.
Any positive word: pleasant, nice, lovely, fine

Best fit: pleasant or nice

✔ Answer: *pleasant* (commonly used)

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#### 10. It is ________ today. I can hardly see anything.
→ Can’t see → foggy
✔ Answer: *foggy*

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#### 11. I like this weather. It is ________ and ________.
→ Positive feelings → choose two positive words
Possible: sunny and warm, or nice and pleasant, or lovely and mild

Best combination: sunny and warm (common good weather)

Or pleasant and nice

But need two words.

✔ Answer: *sunny* and *warm* (logical and commonly paired)

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✔ Final Answers:

1. cold
2. rainy
3. sunny
4. icy
5. cloudy
6. snowy
7. windy
8. rainy
9. pleasant
10. foggy
11. sunny and warm

> Note: Some answers may have alternatives (e.g., 9 could be *nice*, 11 could be *lovely* and *mild*), but these are most logical and commonly used.

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✔ Explanation Summary:

- Use context clues (e.g., umbrella → rain, snowman → snow).
- Match physical sensations (cold → sweater, windy → danger of cold).
- Consider visual cues (foggy → poor visibility, icy → frost on window).
- Choose positive words when expressing liking (pleasant, sunny, warm).

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