Unit 13 Vocabulary: Weather & Seasons
English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 13: What's the Weather Like? · Lesson 13-1 · Term 2
Also known as: Weather and seasons
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Lesson idea
Weather words, seasons and temperatures in cities around the world; weather forecasts.
Key points
- Jeddah summer: sunny, really hot, very dry, often over 40°C (104°F). Montreal fall: unpredictable, cool to cold, 5–15°C.
- Kyoto spring: usually cool, average 11.2°C – Tomi will see the cherry blossoms. Chicago winter: very cold, about 100 cm of snow per year.
- Hurricane George will pass over the Gulf of Mexico but won't cause any damage. Miami: cloudy, about 30°C.
- A barometer measures changes in atmospheric pressure and helps predict whether it will be wet or dry.
- Real Talk: I hear = a way to introduce news; It depends = not certain.
Vocabulary
Lesson questions (13)
- A report that tells what the weather will be like is a weather ____.
Answer: forecast - The amount of water in the air is ____.
Answer: humidity - A very strong storm with violent wind is a ____.
Answer: hurricane - Weather that you can't predict is ____.
Answer: unpredictable - Which city has really hot, very dry summers in the text?
Answer: Jeddah - What will Tomi see in the spring in Kyoto?
Answer: the cherry blossoms - What is attractive about Canada in the fall?
Answer: Trees lose their leaves and offer a magnificent display of colors. - Why won't Adnan stay in Jeddah in July and August?
Answer: It's extremely hot. - Where will Adnan probably go in the summer?
Answer: to Abha, to visit his cousins and enjoy the mountains - How much snow does Chicago get per year?
Answer: about 100 centimeters - Will Hurricane George cause damage in Mexico?
Answer: No, it will stay over the gulf. - What does a barometer measure?
Answer: changes in atmospheric pressure - "It depends." is a way to say ____.
Answer: you are not certain
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Questions about this lesson
What does forecast mean?
A weather report, that is, a report on the expected state of the weather.
What are the four seasons in English?
The four seasons in English are spring, summer, autumn and winter. Example: It is hot in summer and cold in winter.
What is the difference between weather and season?
weather is the state of the sky today, such as sunny, and a season is one of the parts of the year.
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