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Let’s go step by step to match each weather condition with the correct city.
We’ll look at the table and find which city matches each sentence.
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1. It is raining in ________________.
Look for a rain cloud icon → That’s Rome (raindrops coming from cloud).
✔ Answer: Rome
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2. It is storming in ________________.
Storm = thunderstorm icon → That’s Singapore (cloud with lightning).
✔ Answer: Singapore
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3. It is hot in ________________.
Hot means high temperature → Look at temperatures: Manila is 95°F — that’s very hot!
Also, Dubai has sun but no temp shown — but Manila’s 95°F is clearly “hot”.
✔ Answer: Manila
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4. It is partly cloudy in ________________.
Partly cloudy = sun behind some clouds → That’s Moscow (sun peeking out from cloud).
✔ Answer: Moscow
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5. It’s snowing in ________________.
Snow = snowflake icon → That’s Milan (three snowflakes under cloud).
✔ Answer: Milan
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6. It’s cloudy in ________________.
Cloudy = just clouds, no sun or rain → That’s Amsterdam (two gray clouds).
✔ Answer: Amsterdam
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7. It’s cold in ________________.
Cold = low temperature → Topeka is 20°F — that’s freezing! New York is 32°F (also cold), but 20°F is colder.
The question says “It’s cold” — both could be, but since #10 asks about 20°F specifically, we should use Topeka here for “cold”.
Wait — let’s check #10: “It’s 20° Fahrenheit in ________.” → That must be Topeka.
So for #7 “It’s cold”, we can pick New York (32°F) — still cold, especially compared to others.
But actually, 20°F is colder than 32°F. So maybe #7 is Topeka? But then #10 would repeat.
Looking again — the worksheet likely expects:
- #7 “It’s cold” → New York (32°F) — because 32°F is freezing point, often called “cold”
- #10 “It’s 20°F” → Topeka
That makes sense — two different cities.
✔ Answer for #7: New York
✔ Answer for #10: Topeka
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8. It’s windy in ________________.
Windy = wind lines or blowing air → Look at icons: Paris has sun, Dubai has... wait, what’s Dubai’s icon?
Dubai: looks like wind swirls or dust? Actually, in many worksheets, that icon represents wind or sandstorm — so likely Dubai.
Yes — Dubai’s icon is usually meant to show windy/sandy conditions.
✔ Answer: Dubai
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9. It’s sunny in ________________.
Sunny = bright sun → That’s Paris (big yellow sun).
✔ Answer: Paris
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10. It’s 20° Fahrenheit in ________________.
Temperature given: Topeka = 20°F
✔ Answer: Topeka
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Now let’s list all answers in order:
1. Rome
2. Singapore
3. Manila
4. Moscow
5. Milan
6. Amsterdam
7. New York
8. Dubai
9. Paris
10. Topeka
Double-check:
- Rain → Rome ✔
- Storm → Singapore ✔
- Hot → Manila (95°F) ✔
- Partly cloudy → Moscow ✔
- Snow → Milan ✔
- Cloudy → Amsterdam ✔
- Cold → New York (32°F — still cold!) ✔
- Windy → Dubai (wind icon) ✔
- Sunny → Paris ✔
- 20°F → Topeka ✔
All matched correctly!
Final Answer:
1. Rome
2. Singapore
3. Manila
4. Moscow
5. Milan
6. Amsterdam
7. New York
8. Dubai
9. Paris
10. Topeka
We’ll look at the table and find which city matches each sentence.
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1. It is raining in ________________.
Look for a rain cloud icon → That’s Rome (raindrops coming from cloud).
✔ Answer: Rome
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2. It is storming in ________________.
Storm = thunderstorm icon → That’s Singapore (cloud with lightning).
✔ Answer: Singapore
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3. It is hot in ________________.
Hot means high temperature → Look at temperatures: Manila is 95°F — that’s very hot!
Also, Dubai has sun but no temp shown — but Manila’s 95°F is clearly “hot”.
✔ Answer: Manila
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4. It is partly cloudy in ________________.
Partly cloudy = sun behind some clouds → That’s Moscow (sun peeking out from cloud).
✔ Answer: Moscow
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5. It’s snowing in ________________.
Snow = snowflake icon → That’s Milan (three snowflakes under cloud).
✔ Answer: Milan
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6. It’s cloudy in ________________.
Cloudy = just clouds, no sun or rain → That’s Amsterdam (two gray clouds).
✔ Answer: Amsterdam
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7. It’s cold in ________________.
Cold = low temperature → Topeka is 20°F — that’s freezing! New York is 32°F (also cold), but 20°F is colder.
The question says “It’s cold” — both could be, but since #10 asks about 20°F specifically, we should use Topeka here for “cold”.
Wait — let’s check #10: “It’s 20° Fahrenheit in ________.” → That must be Topeka.
So for #7 “It’s cold”, we can pick New York (32°F) — still cold, especially compared to others.
But actually, 20°F is colder than 32°F. So maybe #7 is Topeka? But then #10 would repeat.
Looking again — the worksheet likely expects:
- #7 “It’s cold” → New York (32°F) — because 32°F is freezing point, often called “cold”
- #10 “It’s 20°F” → Topeka
That makes sense — two different cities.
✔ Answer for #7: New York
✔ Answer for #10: Topeka
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8. It’s windy in ________________.
Windy = wind lines or blowing air → Look at icons: Paris has sun, Dubai has... wait, what’s Dubai’s icon?
Dubai: looks like wind swirls or dust? Actually, in many worksheets, that icon represents wind or sandstorm — so likely Dubai.
Yes — Dubai’s icon is usually meant to show windy/sandy conditions.
✔ Answer: Dubai
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9. It’s sunny in ________________.
Sunny = bright sun → That’s Paris (big yellow sun).
✔ Answer: Paris
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10. It’s 20° Fahrenheit in ________________.
Temperature given: Topeka = 20°F
✔ Answer: Topeka
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Now let’s list all answers in order:
1. Rome
2. Singapore
3. Manila
4. Moscow
5. Milan
6. Amsterdam
7. New York
8. Dubai
9. Paris
10. Topeka
Double-check:
- Rain → Rome ✔
- Storm → Singapore ✔
- Hot → Manila (95°F) ✔
- Partly cloudy → Moscow ✔
- Snow → Milan ✔
- Cloudy → Amsterdam ✔
- Cold → New York (32°F — still cold!) ✔
- Windy → Dubai (wind icon) ✔
- Sunny → Paris ✔
- 20°F → Topeka ✔
All matched correctly!
Final Answer:
1. Rome
2. Singapore
3. Manila
4. Moscow
5. Milan
6. Amsterdam
7. New York
8. Dubai
9. Paris
10. Topeka
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of what is weather worksheet.
