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Let's go through each section of the worksheet and solve it step by step.

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1. Watch the video and label the pictures:

We are given weather-related images and need to match them with the correct words from this list:
snowy, sunny, windy, cloudy, rainy, hot, cold, warm

Here are the images and their labels:

1. 🌞 (Sun shining) → It’s sunny.
2. ☔️ (Umbrella under rain) → It’s rainy.
3. ❄️ (Snow falling) → It’s snowy.
4. ☁️ (Clouds covering sky) → It’s cloudy.
5. 💨 (Wind blowing clouds) → It’s windy.
6. ❄️🌡️ (-16°) → It’s cold.
7. ☀️🌡️ (20°) → It’s warm.
8. 🔥🌡️ (40°) → It’s hot.

✔ Answers:
- It’s sunny
- It’s rainy
- It’s snowy
- It’s cloudy
- It’s windy
- It’s cold
- It’s warm
- It’s hot

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2. Unscramble the words:

Unscramble these jumbled weather words:

1. oht → hot
2. nusny → sunny
3. dnywi → windy
4. wynos → snowy
5. ramw → warm
6. nyair → rainy
7. odcl → cold
8. dyulco → cloudy

✔ Answers:
1. hot
2. sunny
3. windy
4. snowy
5. warm
6. rainy
7. cold
8. cloudy

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3. Complete the crossword:

We have a crossword puzzle with clues for Across and Down.

#### Clues:

Across:
1. 🌡️ (thermometer with red line low) → cold
2. ☁️ (blue cloud) → cloudy
3. ❄️ (snowflake + thermometer) → snowy
5. ☀️ (sun) → sunny
6. 💨 (wind blowing clouds) → windy
7. ☔️ (umbrella + rain) → rainy

Down:
1. 🌡️ (thermometer high) → hot
2. ☁️ (clouds) → cloudy
3. ❄️ (snow) → snowy
4. ☀️ (sun) → sunny

Now fill in the crossword grid based on intersecting clues.

Let’s assume the layout is like this (based on typical crosswords):

```
1 2 3
_________
1 | c o l d
2 | o u n d
3 | l d y
4 | d e
5 | s u n n y
6 | w i n d y
7 | r a i n y
```

But more likely, it’s structured as:

Let’s analyze intersections:

- Across 1: "cold" → 4 letters → C O L D
- Across 2: "cloudy" → 6 letters → C L O U D Y
- Across 3: "snowy" → 5 letters → S N O W Y
- Across 5: "sunny" → 5 letters → S U N N Y
- Across 6: "windy" → 5 letters → W I N D Y
- Across 7: "rainy" → 5 letters → R A I N Y

Down:
- Down 1: "hot" → 3 letters → H O T
- Down 2: "cloudy" → 6 letters → C L O U D Y
- Down 3: "snowy" → 5 letters → S N O W Y
- Down 4: "sunny" → 5 letters → S U N N Y

So now we can deduce:

- Across 1: cold → C O L D
- Down 1: hot → must start at top of column 1 → so first letter of Across 1 is 'C', but 'H' is needed → contradiction?

Wait — let's reconsider.

Actually, looking at the image (described), likely the crossword has:

- Across 1: cold → C O L D
- Across 2: cloudy → C L O U D Y
- Across 3: snowy → S N O W Y
- Across 5: sunny → S U N N Y
- Across 6: windy → W I N D Y
- Across 7: rainy → R A I N Y

And down clues:

- Down 1: hot → starts at top of column 1 → first letter of Across 1 is 'C', not 'H'. So maybe the clue is wrong?

Wait — perhaps the down clues are misaligned.

Looking again at the clues:

The right side says:

Across:
1. 🌡️ (low temp) → cold
2. ☁️ → cloudy
3. ❄️ → snowy
5. ☀️ → sunny
6. 💨 → windy
7. ☔️ → rainy

Down:
1. 🌡️ (high temp) → hot
2. ☁️ → cloudy
3. ❄️ → snowy
4. ☀️ → sunny

Now, notice that:

- Down 1: hot → must be vertical, starting from top.
- But Across 1 is "cold", which ends in D.

So if Down 1 is "hot", then the first column should be:
- Row 1: H
- Row 2: O
- Row 3: T

But Across 1 is “cold” → starts with C → conflict.

Ah! So maybe Across 1 is not “cold”? Wait — the icon is a thermometer with low temp → so it must be cold.

But the down clue 1 is a high-temp thermometer → hot.

So perhaps the crossword layout is such that:

- Across 1: cold → C O L D → occupies row 1, columns 1–4
- Down 1: hot → H O T → must start at row 1, column 1 → so first letter must be H → conflict!

This suggests a possible error in interpretation.

Wait — perhaps the icons are clues, but the numbering is different.

Looking carefully:

The crossword has numbers:

- Across:
- 1: red thermometer (low) → cold
- 2: blue cloud → cloudy
- 3: snowflake → snowy
- 5: sun → sunny
- 6: wind → windy
- 7: rain → rainy

- Down:
- 1: red thermometer (high) → hot
- 2: cloud → cloudy
- 3: snow → snowy
- 4: sun → sunny

Now, suppose the grid is:

Let’s sketch it based on common crossword layouts.

Assume:

```
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
--------------------------
1 | c o l d _ _ _
2 | o _ _ _ _ _ _
3 | l _ _ _ _ _ _
4 | d _ _ _ _ _ _
5 | _ _ _ _ _ _ _
6 | _ _ _ _ _ _ _
7 | _ _ _ _ _ _ _
```

No — better to use actual structure.

From the image description, the crossword is small, with:

- Across 1: 4 letters → cold
- Across 2: 6 letters → cloudy
- Across 3: 5 letters → snowy
- Across 5: 5 letters → sunny
- Across 6: 5 letters → windy
- Across 7: 5 letters → rainy

Down:
- Down 1: 3 letters → hot
- Down 2: 6 letters → cloudy
- Down 3: 5 letters → snowy
- Down 4: 5 letters → sunny

Now, place:

- Across 1: cold → C O L D
- Across 2: cloudy → C L O U D Y → must share C with Across 1 → yes, both start with C
- Across 3: snowy → S N O W Y
- Across 5: sunny → S U N N Y
- Across 6: windy → W I N D Y
- Across 7: rainy → R A I N Y

Down:
- Down 1: hot → H O T → must be vertical, starting at top → so first letter of column 1 is H → but Across 1 starts with C → conflict!

Unless...

Ah! Perhaps the down clues are not all starting at the top.

Wait — look at the icons:

- Down 1: high-temp thermometer → hot
- Down 2: cloud → cloudy
- Down 3: snow → snowy
- Down 4: sun → sunny

But if Down 1 is "hot", and it's 3 letters, it must be placed somewhere.

Possibility: Down 1 is in column 1, rows 1–3 → but Across 1 is "cold" → C O L D → so column 1, row 1 is C → but "hot" needs H → impossible.

Therefore, the only possibility is that Across 1 is NOT "cold", but the clue is wrong?

Wait — no. The icon is a thermometer showing low temp → must be cold.

Unless the crossword is arranged differently.

Alternative idea: Maybe the numbers are not sequential across.

Looking at the image, the crossword has:

- Number 1: near the top-left
- Number 2: near the top-middle
- Number 3: top-right
- Number 4: middle-left
- Number 5: middle
- Number 6: bottom-middle
- Number 7: bottom-left

So likely:

- Across 1: cold → 4 letters
- Across 2: cloudy → 6 letters
- Across 3: snowy → 5 letters
- Across 4: ??? → but not labeled
- Across 5: sunny → 5 letters
- Across 6: windy → 5 letters
- Across 7: rainy → 5 letters

Wait — the clues say:

- Across: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7
- Down: 1, 2, 3, 4

So:

Let’s try to build:

Assume:

- Across 1: cold → C O L D → positions (1,1) to (1,4)
- Across 2: cloudy → C L O U D Y → (2,1) to (2,6)
- Across 3: snowy → S N O W Y → (3,1) to (3,5)
- Across 5: sunny → S U N N Y → (5,1) to (5,5)
- Across 6: windy → W I N D Y → (6,1) to (6,5)
- Across 7: rainy → R A I N Y → (7,1) to (7,5)

Now Down clues:

- Down 1: hot → H O T → must be vertical → column 1, rows 1–3 → so:
- (1,1): H → but Across 1 starts with C → conflict!

So unless the first letter of Across 1 is H, but it's not.

Wait — maybe the icon for Across 1 is not "cold"? Let's recheck.

The image shows:

- Across 1: red thermometer with low reading → cold
- Down 1: red thermometer with high reading → hot

So Down 1 is hot, but where?

Perhaps Down 1 is in column 4 or 5?

But the numbering might not be by position.

Alternatively, maybe the crossword uses overlapping words.

Another possibility: "hot" is not in column 1.

But Down 1 is shown with a high-temp thermometer → must be hot

And it’s likely in a column where it fits.

But without the exact grid, it's hard.

However, since "cold" is 4 letters, "hot" is 3 letters, and they’re both clues, and likely don’t overlap directly.

But the most logical solution is:

- Across 1: cold
- Across 2: cloudy
- Across 3: snowy
- Across 5: sunny
- Across 6: windy
- Across 7: rainy

And Down:
- Down 1: hot → must be somewhere
- Down 2: cloudy → overlaps with Across 2
- Down 3: snowy → overlaps with Across 3
- Down 4: sunny → overlaps with Across 5

So likely:

- Down 1: hot → possibly in column 6 or 7
- But no clue for that.

Wait — maybe the crossword is designed so that "hot" is in a different spot.

But since the image isn't visible, we’ll assume the standard solution.

In many such worksheets, the answer is:

- Across 1: cold
- Across 2: cloudy
- Across 3: snowy
- Across 5: sunny
- Across 6: windy
- Across 7: rainy

- Down 1: hot → must be in a 3-letter column → perhaps column 4, rows 5–7?
- But Across 5 is sunny → S U N N Y → so column 4, row 5 is N
- Down 4 is sunny → S U N N Y → same

So Down 4: sunny → S U N N Y → column 4, rows 1–5

Then Down 1: hot → H O T → column 1, rows 1–3

But Across 1: cold → C O L D → so (1,1)=C, (2,1)=O, (3,1)=L, (4,1)=D

So Down 1: (1,1)=C, (2,1)=O, (3,1)=L → C O L → not H O T

Conflict.

Unless Across 1 is not "cold".

But the icon is clearly low temperature.

Wait — maybe the icon for Across 1 is not the one for "cold"?

Looking back: the first clue for Across is a red thermometer with low temp → yes, cold.

But perhaps the word is "cold", and the down clue "hot" is in a different location.

Maybe the crossword has:

- Down 1: hot → in column 6 or 7?

But no clue.

Alternatively, perhaps the down clue 1 is not "hot" — but the icon is high temp, so it must be.

I think there's a mistake in the assumption.

Wait — perhaps Across 1 is "hot"? No, the icon is low temp.

Unless the icon is reversed.

No — red mercury at bottom = cold.

So the only way is that "cold" is Across 1, and "hot" is Down 1, but they don't overlap.

So perhaps Down 1 is in a different column.

But without seeing the grid, it's difficult.

Given that, let’s skip and move to other parts.

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4. Listen and write the numbers:

We have icons and circles to write numbers.

Icons:

1. ☀️ with sunglasses → sunny → likely 25°C or similar, but no number given → wait, it says "listen and write the numbers"

So presumably, a video/audio gives temperatures.

But since we can't listen, we have to guess based on context.

But the task says "listen and write", so without audio, we can't know.

But the last one has 1 written — probably the number of something.

Wait — the last icon is windy with a number 1 already filled.

Others have blank circles.

So likely, the audio says temperatures like:

- Sunny: 30°C
- Cold: -5°C
- Rainy: 10°C
- Snowy: -10°C
- Hot: 40°C
- Windy: 15°C

But since it's "listen", we can't know.

But the last one has 1 — perhaps it's the number of degrees? Or just a placeholder.

Since we can't hear, we'll skip this part.

But the instruction is to solve — so perhaps assume the numbers are based on typical values.

But better to leave blank or note that audio is required.

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5. Look at the chart, then work in pairs to ask and answer:

Chart:

| City | Temp | Weather Icon |
|------------|------|--------------|
| London | 8° | ☔ (rain) |
| Paris | 10° | ☁️ (cloudy) |
| Cairo | 35° | ☀️ (sunny) |
| Rabat | 21° | ☁️ (cloudy) |
| New York | -2° | ❄️ (snow) |
| Rome | 18° | ☔ (rain) |
| Moscow | -16° | ❄️ (snow) |
| Chicago | 30° | ☁️ (foggy?) |

Note: Chicago has foggy icon — but listed as 30°, which is warm.

Example dialogue:

S1: What's the weather like in London?
S2: It's raining and cold.

S1: How about in Paris?
S2: It's foggy and cold.

But Paris is 10° and cloudy — not foggy.

Rome: 18°, rainy — so "raining and warm"

Cairo: 35°, sunny — "sunny and hot"

Moscow: -16°, snowy — "snowy and cold"

Chicago: 30°, foggy — "foggy and warm"

New York: -2°, snowy — "snowy and cold"

Rabat: 21°, cloudy — "cloudy and warm"

So possible dialogues:

- S1: What's the weather like in Cairo?
S2: It's sunny and hot.

- S1: How about in Moscow?
S2: It's snowy and cold.

- S1: What's the weather like in Chicago?
S2: It's foggy and warm.

- S1: What's the weather like in New York?
S2: It's snowy and cold.

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✔ Final Answers Summary:

#### 1. Label the pictures:
1. It’s sunny
2. It’s rainy
3. It’s snowy
4. It’s cloudy
5. It’s windy
6. It’s cold
7. It’s warm
8. It’s hot

#### 2. Unscramble the words:
1. hot
2. sunny
3. windy
4. snowy
5. warm
6. rainy
7. cold
8. cloudy

#### 3. Crossword:
(Without visual, best guess based on clues)

- Across:
1. cold
2. cloudy
3. snowy
5. sunny
6. windy
7. rainy

- Down:
1. hot
2. cloudy
3. snowy
4. sunny

(But placement may vary; likely "hot" is in a separate column.)

#### 4. Listen and write numbers:
Requires audio — cannot complete without listening.

#### 5. Ask and answer:
Examples:
- S1: What's the weather like in Cairo?
S2: It's sunny and hot.

- S1: What's the weather like in Moscow?
S2: It's snowy and cold.

- S1: How about in Chicago?
S2: It's foggy and warm.

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If you have access to the audio or the exact crossword grid, those parts can be refined. Otherwise, this is the best solution based on the given information.