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The weather activity

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Let's solve this weather worksheet step by step. The image contains three main sections: 1. Drag and Drop, 2. Complete the Sentences, and 3. True or False. We'll go through each one carefully.

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🔹 1. DRAG AND DROP



We need to match weather icons with the correct weather words.

Here are the icons and their corresponding terms:

- ☁️ with 💧 (raindrops) → RAINY
- ☁️ with ❄️ (snowflakes) → SNOWY
- ☁️ with ⚡ (lightning) → STORMY
- 🌪️ (wind symbol) → WINDY
- 🌡️ (blue thermometer, cold) → COLD
- 🌡️ (red thermometer, hot) → HOT
- ☀️ (sun) → SUNNY
- ☁️ (cloud) → CLOUDY

So, matching:
- Rainy → raindrops
- Snowy → snowflakes
- Stormy → lightning
- Windy → wind symbol
- Cold → blue thermometer
- Hot → red thermometer
- Sunny → sun
- Cloudy → cloud

Answer for Section 1:
```
Rainy Snowy Stormy Windy
Cold Hot Sunny Cloudy
```

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🔹 2. LOOK AT THE WEATHER FORECAST AND COMPLETE THE SENTENCES



First, let’s analyze the forecast:

| Day | Icon | Weather Description |
|---------|-------------------------------|---------------------|
| MON | ☁️ + 💧 + 🌡️ (cold) | Rainy and cold |
| TUE | ☁️ + ❄️ + 🌡️ (cold) | Snowy and cold |
| WED | ☀️ + 🌡️ (hot) | Sunny and hot |
| THU | ☁️ + 🌡️ (hot) | Cloudy and hot |
| FRI | ☁️ + ⚡ + 🌡️ (hot) | Stormy and hot |
| SAT | 🌪️ + 🌡️ (cold) | Windy and cold |
| SUN | ☀️ + 🌡️ (hot) | Sunny and hot |

Now, fill in the sentences based on today being Thursday.

#### Sentence 1:
Today is Thursday. The weather is ________ and ________.
→ Today is Thursday → cloudy and hot
"cloudy and hot"

#### Sentence 2:
Yesterday I ________ because it was ________ and ________.
Yesterday = Wednesday → sunny and hot → likely went to the beach
"went to the beach because it was sunny and hot"

#### Sentence 3:
Tomorrow I’ll ________ because the weather will be ________.
Tomorrow = Friday → stormy and hot → might stay at home or take umbrella
But "stormy" suggests bad weather → best choice: stay at home
"stay at home because the weather will be stormy and hot"

#### Sentence 4:
On Saturday I’ll ________ because the weather will be ________.
Saturday → windy and cold → flying a kite works in windy conditions
"fly my kite because the weather will be windy and cold"

#### Sentence 5:
On Monday I ________ because it was ________ and ________.
Monday → rainy and cold → took my umbrella
"took my umbrella because it was rainy and cold"

#### Sentence 6:
On Tuesday I ________ because it was ________ and ________.
Tuesday → snowy and cold → went skiing
"went skiing because it was snowy and cold"

#### Sentence 7:
On Sunday I’ll ________ because the weather will be ________ and ________ again.
Sunday → sunny and hot → similar to Wednesday → went to the beach or go camping?
"Again" implies something repeated — Wednesday was sunny/hot → went to beach
So likely: go camping or go to the beach — but “again” matches went to the beach from Wednesday
But we already used that — so maybe go camping?

Wait — better logic: On Wednesday, it was sunny and hot → you *could* have gone to the beach.
On Sunday, same weather → so perhaps go camping or fly my kite?

But "again" suggests repeating an action. If we did go to the beach on Wednesday, we can say:

"go to the beach because the weather will be sunny and hot again."

But wait — "went to the beach" is past tense. This sentence says "I’ll..." → future.

So use: "go to the beach" as future.

But "went" is past — so maybe not.

Alternatively, if we didn’t do anything on Wednesday, then:

Better option: "fly my kite" — but Sunday is sunny and hot — not ideal for kites unless windy.

But no wind icon on Sunday.

So best fit: go camping — possible in sunny hot weather.

Or take my umbrella? No — sunny.

Wait — perhaps "go to the beach" is acceptable.

But let’s check the box of phrases:

Available phrases:
- fly my kite
- cloudy snowy
- stay at home
- went to the beach
- rainy hot stormy
- sunny hot cold
- windy cloudy
- took my umbrella
- went skiing
- go camping

Note: Some are actions (past/future), some are descriptions.

For Sunday: "I’ll ________ because the weather will be ________ and ________ again."

We need a future action.

Possible: go camping or go to the beach — both possible.

But "again" → implies repetition.

Wednesday was sunny and hot → could have done go to the beach.

So: "go to the beach because the weather will be sunny and hot again."

Yes — even though "went" is past, the action can be repeated.

But the phrase is "went to the beach" — which is past.

We need "go to the beach" — but that’s not listed.

Wait — the box says: "went to the beach" — only past.

But we need future.

So maybe "go camping" — not mentioned before, but acceptable.

Alternatively, "fly my kite" — but no wind.

Best bet: "go camping" — since it's sunny and hot, suitable for camping.

But "again" is tricky.

Alternative idea: Maybe "took my umbrella" — but sunny, no rain.

No.

Wait — perhaps "stay at home" — but why?

Not logical.

Maybe the answer is "go camping" — and "again" refers to something else?

Wait — perhaps "went to the beach" is used in past, but here we use "will go to the beach" — but the word bank doesn't have "go to the beach".

It has "went to the beach" — past.

But we need future.

So perhaps "go camping" is the best fit.

Let’s re-express:

On Sunday I’ll go camping because the weather will be sunny and hot again.

Even though "go camping" isn't in the box — wait! It is:

Look: "go camping" is in the list!

Yes — bottom of the box: "go camping"

So we can use it.

So: "go camping" → future action.

And weather: sunny and hot

So: "On Sunday I’ll go camping because the weather will be sunny and hot again."

Perfect.

But is "again" justified? Well, Wednesday was also sunny and hot — so yes, it repeats.

So final answers:

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Section 2 Answers:



1. Today is Thursday. The weather is cloudy and hot.
2. Yesterday I went to the beach because it was sunny and hot.
3. Tomorrow I’ll stay at home because the weather will be stormy and hot.
4. On Saturday I’ll fly my kite because the weather will be windy and cold.
5. On Monday I took my umbrella because it was rainy and cold.
6. On Tuesday I went skiing because it was snowy and cold.
7. On Sunday I’ll go camping because the weather will be sunny and hot again.

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🔹 3. TRUE OR FALSE?



This section shows speaker icons with blank lines — but no statements are visible in the image. Likely, the original worksheet includes audio or text that's missing in this version.

Since there are no actual statements provided in the image, we cannot determine true or false without the audio/text content.

👉 Conclusion: This section cannot be completed from the given image.

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Final Answer Summary:



#### 1. Drag and Drop:
- Rainy → raindrops
- Snowy → snowflakes
- Stormy → lightning
- Windy → wind
- Cold → blue thermometer
- Hot → red thermometer
- Sunny → sun
- Cloudy → cloud

#### 2. Complete the Sentences:
1. Today is Thursday. The weather is cloudy and hot.
2. Yesterday I went to the beach because it was sunny and hot.
3. Tomorrow I’ll stay at home because the weather will be stormy and hot.
4. On Saturday I’ll fly my kite because the weather will be windy and cold.
5. On Monday I took my umbrella because it was rainy and cold.
6. On Tuesday I went skiing because it was snowy and cold.
7. On Sunday I’ll go camping because the weather will be sunny and hot again.

#### 3. True or False?
Cannot be answered due to missing information.

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