Direction: Choose The Best Correct Answer.

The given correct answer is "sunny." This implies that the weather condition being described is sunny.

The given answer "cold" is the correct answer because the question is asking about the weather condition. Out of the given options, "cold" is the only option that describes a weather condition. The other options, "hot," "rainy," and "sunny," also describe weather conditions but are not appropriate based on the given context.

B is providing an answer to A's question about the weather. They state that it is rainy today.

B predicts that the weather tomorrow will be snowy.

The given answer "dry" suggests that the weather condition being referred to is not humid or wet. It implies that there is no moisture in the air or on the ground, and it is likely to be a clear and sunny day.

The correct answer is "It’s hot." This answer indicates the current weather condition.

The correct answer is "It's windy." This answer suggests that the weather today is characterized by strong winds.

The correct answer is "It is going to be sunny." This answer suggests that the weather forecast for tomorrow is predicting clear skies and sunshine.

B is asking A about the weather yesterday. A's response "It was foggy" indicates that the weather was foggy on the previous day.

The correct answer is "What was the weather like?" because B is responding to a question about the past weather by saying "It was hot." The question is asking for information about the weather in the past, so the correct tense to use is the past tense.