La M�t�o: Weather

The correct translation of une boussole in English is 'a compass'. A ruler is used for measurement, a map is a visual representation of an area, and a pen is a writing instrument. These incorrect answers do not accurately translate the term une boussole.

The correct translation for 'Le temps est couvert. Le temps est nuageux.' is 'It's cloudy.' This means that the weather is overcast with clouds.

The correct translation for 'Il fait chaud.' is 'It's hot.' This phrase is used to describe warm or hot weather conditions.

The correct answer 'There is a downpour' indicates heavy rainfall, while the incorrect answers 'It is sunny outside' and 'There are no clouds in the sky' suggest the opposite weather condition. The option 'There is a light drizzle' indicates a light rain, which is less intense compared to a downpour.

The correct answer refers to the weather condition of snowfall, not rainfall, sunshine, or wind.

The correct answer 'It's foggy' corresponds to the situation where there is fog in the atmosphere. The incorrect answers provided do not match the weather condition described in the question. 'Il fait chaud. C'est un temps ensoleillé.' translates to 'It's hot. It's sunny weather.' 'Il pleut. C'est un temps pluvieux.' translates to 'It's raining. It's rainy weather.' 'Il y a de la neige. C'est un temps neigeux.' translates to 'There is snow. It's snowy weather.'

The correct answer 'It's windy' is the most appropriate response to the description of windy conditions where gusts of wind are present.

The phrase 'Il fait doux' in French typically refers to mild or pleasant weather, rather than specifically referring to temperature.

The correct answer refers to a period of abnormally hot weather, typically accompanied by high humidity.