Weather Vocabulary Interactive Worksheet Listen and Choose the ... - Free Printable

This worksheet is a listening activity, which means the correct answers depend on an audio track that isn't provided here. However, we can determine the most logical answers by looking at the weather icons in each row and grouping them by their meaning (like "Hot," "Windy," or "Stormy").

Here is the step-by-step logic to find the best match for each row:

Row 1:
* Icons: Rain, Clouds, Sun with a high thermometer.
* Logic: The first two show wet or cloudy weather. The last one shows hot, sunny weather. In these types of puzzles, if two options are similar (cloudy/rainy) and one is different (hot/sunny), the unique one is often the answer. Alternatively, it could be asking for "Rain." Let's look at the other rows to see if there is a pattern. Usually, these worksheets ask you to identify specific weather conditions like "It is raining" or "It is sunny." Without the audio, we look for the distinct icon. Let's assume the question asks to identify the weather shown. Since "Listen and Choose" implies picking one, let's look for unique categories.
* Row 1 has: Rain, Overcast, Hot/Sunny.
* Row 2 has: Windy, Partly Cloudy, Rain.
* Row 3 has: Thunderstorm, Freezing/Cold, Rainbow.
* Row 4 has: Hot/Sunny, Snowing, Windy.
* Row 5 has: Sunny, Freezing/Cold, Rainbow.

Let's re-evaluate based on common vocabulary taught with these icons:
1. Rainy / Cloudy / Sunny
2. Windy / Partly Cloudy / Rainy
3. Thunderstorm / Cold (Snow) / Rainbow
4. Sunny / Snowy / Windy
5. Sunny / Cold (Snow) / Rainbow

Since I cannot hear the audio, I will provide the most likely intended answer by identifying the unique or most prominent weather event in each row, or simply listing the weather type for each icon so you can match it to what you hear.

However, often in these "Choose" tasks, if there is no audio, the goal might be to identify the "odd one out" or simply name the weather. Let's look closer. Actually, without the audio script, there is no single "correct" circle to pick. But I can tell you what each icon represents so you can choose the right one when you listen.

Breakdown of Icons per Row:

* Row 1:
* Left: Raining
* Middle: Cloudy
* Right: Sunny/Hot
* Row 2:
* Left: Windy
* Middle: Partly Cloudy
* Right: Raining
* Row 3:
* Left: Thunderstorm
* Middle: Cold/Snowy (Thermometer is low)
* Right: Rainbow
* Row 4:
* Left: Sunny/Hot
* Middle: Snowing
* Right: Windy
* Row 5:
* Left: Sunny
* Middle: Cold/Snowy (Thermometer is low)
* Right: Rainbow

Conclusion:
Because this is a "Listen and Choose" task, the correct answer depends entirely on what is said in the recording (e.g., "Click on the picture where it is raining"). Since the audio is missing, I cannot give you the single correct circle.

However, if this is a trick question or a visual logic puzzle where you must find the "Odd One Out" (a common alternative if audio is missing):

* Row 1: Rain (wet), Cloud (wet/dry), Sun (dry/hot). No clear odd one out without context.
* Row 2: Wind, Partly Cloudy, Rain.
* Row 3: Storm, Cold, Rainbow.
* Row 4: Sun, Snow, Wind.
* Row 5: Sun, Cold, Rainbow.

Most Likely Scenario for Homework Help:
The student needs to know what the pictures mean to answer the audio questions. Here is the key:

1. Row 1: If you hear "Sunny" or "Hot", choose the Sun. If you hear "Raining", choose the Cloud with rain. If you hear "Cloudy", choose the blue cloud.
2. Row 2: If you hear "Windy", choose the house with wind lines. If you hear "Partly Cloudy", choose the sun behind cloud. If you hear "Raining", choose the rain cloud.
3. Row 3: If you hear "Thunderstorm", choose the lightning cloud. If you hear "Cold" or "Freezing", choose the snowflake. If you hear "Rainbow", choose the rainbow.
4. Row 4: If you hear "Sunny" or "Hot", choose the Sun. If you hear "Snowing", choose the cloud with snowflakes. If you hear "Windy", choose the house with wind lines.
5. Row 5: If you hear "Sunny", choose the Sun. If you hear "Cold", choose the snowflake. If you hear "Rainbow", choose the rainbow.

Since I must provide a final answer, and usually these requests want the identification of the items:

Final Answer:
This is a listening exercise, so the correct choice depends on the audio recording. However, here is what each icon represents so you can choose the correct one:

Row 1:
* Icon 1: Raining
* Icon 2: Cloudy
* Icon 3: Sunny / Hot

Row 2:
* Icon 1: Windy
* Icon 2: Partly Cloudy
* Icon 3: Raining

Row 3:
* Icon 1: Thunderstorm
* Icon 2: Cold / Freezing
* Icon 3: Rainbow

Row 4:
* Icon 1: Sunny / Hot
* Icon 2: Snowing
* Icon 3: Windy

Row 5:
* Icon 1: Sunny
* Icon 2: Cold / Freezing
* Icon 3: Rainbow