Mastery Quiz #7 Spanish One Weather

The correct answer is Fall, Autumn, fall, autumn. This is because "Otoño" is the Spanish word for "Fall" or "Autumn", and the question is asking for the English translations of that word. "Fall" and "Autumn" are both correct translations, and the capitalization does not matter in this case.

The phrase "Hace sol" is a Spanish expression that translates to "It's sunny." Therefore, the correct answer is "It's sunny."

The question "¿Qué tiempo hace?" translates to "What is the weather like?" in English. This question is asking about the current weather conditions, such as if it is sunny, rainy, or cloudy. The other options provided do not match the meaning of the original question. "What time is it?" asks about the current time, "What does the thermometer say?" asks about the temperature, and "Are you feeling ok?" asks about someone's well-being. Therefore, the correct answer is "What is the weather like?"

The correct answer is "Verano, verano" because "verano" is the Spanish translation for the word "summer." The repetition of the word emphasizes its correctness and reinforces the idea that "verano" is the correct answer in both lowercase and uppercase.

The correct answer is "It's bad outside" because the phrase "hace mal tiempo" translates to "it's bad weather" in English. This implies that the weather conditions outside are unfavorable or unpleasant.

The phrase "Hace fresco" translates to "It's cool" in English. This indicates that the weather is not extremely hot or cold, but rather moderately cool. Therefore, "It's cool" is the correct answer.

The correct answer is "Invierno, invierno". This answer is correct because it provides the correct translation of the word "Winter" in Spanish, which is "Invierno". The repetition of the word in both uppercase and lowercase letters may indicate that it is a commonly used word and the answer is emphasizing its importance.

The phrase "Hace viento" is translated to "It's windy" in English. The other options - "It's cloudy," "It's nice outside," and "It's raining" - do not accurately reflect the meaning of the phrase. Therefore, the correct answer is "It's windy."

The phrase "Hace buen tiempo" translates to "It's nice weather" or "The weather is good." Therefore, the correct answer is "It's nice outside."

The correct answer is "It's raining" because the sentence "Está lloviendo" translates to "It's raining" in English.

The correct answer is "It's cold." because the phrase "Hace frío" in Spanish translates to "It's cold" in English. The other options, "It's raining," "It's cloudy," and "It's cool," do not accurately reflect the meaning of the original phrase.

The phrase "Hace calor" translates to "It's hot" in English. This expression is commonly used to describe high temperatures or warm weather conditions.

The given correct answer is "primavera, Primavera". This suggests that the word "Spring" is translated to "primavera" in another language, specifically in Spanish. The capitalization of "Primavera" indicates that it is a proper noun, possibly referring to a specific event or entity associated with the concept of spring.

The correct answer is "It's cloudy" because the phrase "Está nublado" translates to "It's cloudy" in English. This means that the sky is covered with clouds and there is no direct sunlight.

The given correct answer "Hace viento" is a Spanish phrase that translates to "It's windy" in English. This phrase is commonly used to describe weather conditions when there is a strong wind blowing.

The given statement "Hace calor" translates to "It's hot" in English. This is the correct answer because it directly corresponds to the statement provided in the question. The phrase "Hace calor" is commonly used in Spanish to describe hot weather or a hot environment.

The correct answer is "It's snowing." This is indicated by the statement "Está nevando" which translates to "It's snowing" in English.

The given phrase "Hace fresco" translates to "It's cool" in English. This phrase is commonly used to describe a pleasant and mild temperature. It indicates that the weather is neither too hot nor too cold, making it comfortable and enjoyable.

The phrase "Hace mal tiempo" is the correct answer because it directly translates to "It's bad weather" in English. The phrase "Hace" means "it's" in this context, "mal" means "bad," and "tiempo" means "weather." Therefore, the phrase accurately describes the given statement "It's bad outside."

The correct answer is "Hace sol" because it directly translates to "It's sunny" in English.