Lesson 3, 4- Unit 10-ff2

The correct answer is "white, White, WHITE" because the question is asking for the color that the person likes. The person is expressing their preference for the color white by repeating it in different forms (lowercase, capitalized, and all uppercase).

The given correct answer states that "It's raining." This indicates that the weather is currently experiencing rainfall.

The phrase "put on, wear" in the answer options suggests that Jamie should wear or put on his coat because it is very cold outside. Both phrases convey the same meaning and indicate the action of wearing the coat to protect against the cold weather.

The correct answer is "hot" because the speaker suggests going swimming, which is an activity commonly done in warm weather. The word "hot" indicates that the weather is suitable for swimming.

The correct answer is "ice-cream, ice cream, Ice - cream, ICE CREAM,Ice-cream, Ice- cream, Ice cream" because the person is expressing a desire to eat something cold on a hot day, and ice cream is a popular choice for cooling down in hot weather. The different variations of the spelling and formatting are acceptable because they all refer to the same thing.

The correct answer is "line, Line, LINE" because the question is asking for the location of the children. The word "line" is repeated three times, suggesting that the children are in a line. The different capitalizations of the word indicate that it could be any type of line, such as a straight line or a line of people.

The given correct answer states that "It's snowing" and "It's cold". This suggests that the weather today is snowy and cold.

The correct answer is "i, I, e, E" because the question states "It's a b[Blank]k[Blank]." The blanks indicate that two letters are missing. By looking at the options, we can see that the missing letters are "i" and "I" for the first blank, and "e" and "E" for the second blank.

The correct answer is "i, I,e,E" because Elise responds with "I'm f[Blank]n[Blank]," indicating that she is feeling fine. The blanks can be filled with lowercase "i" or uppercase "I," as both are commonly used to represent the personal pronoun "I." Similarly, the blanks can be filled with lowercase "e" or uppercase "E," as both are commonly used to represent the personal pronoun "I" when speaking in the third person.