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This document contains two sets of 10 questions about weather for students A and B to discuss. Student A's questions ask about thoughts on weather words, favorite weather, views on today's weather, concerns about climate change, why weather differs in different countries, changes observed over decades, experiences with extreme weather, use of forecasts, and opinions on two quotes about weather. Student B's questions ask about favorite weather words, understanding weather maps, how weather affects moods, impacts of weather on plans, experiences weathering storms, interest in being a forecaster, predictions for weather in 100 years, ideas for new weather to invent, and opinions on two additional weather-related quotes.

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Weather

This document contains two sets of 10 questions about weather for students A and B to discuss. Student A's questions ask about thoughts on weather words, favorite weather, views on today's weather, concerns about climate change, why weather differs in different countries, changes observed over decades, experiences with extreme weather, use of forecasts, and opinions on two quotes about weather. Student B's questions ask about favorite weather words, understanding weather maps, how weather affects moods, impacts of weather on plans, experiences weathering storms, interest in being a forecaster, predictions for weather in 100 years, ideas for new weather to invent, and opinions on two additional weather-related quotes.

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WEATHER DISCUSSION

STUDENT As QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student B)


1)

What comes to mind when you hear the word weather?

2)

What is your favourite weather?

3)

What do you think of todays weather?

4)

Do you worry about the worlds changing weather?

5)

Why do different countries have different weather?

6)

Has the weather in your country changed over the past decades?

7)

Have you ever experienced extreme weather?

8)

Do you always try and look at or read the weather forecast?

9)

John Ruskin said: "There is really no such thing as bad weather, only
different kinds of good weather." What do you think of this quote?

10)

Anthony J. D'Angelo said: "Wherever you go, no matter what the


weather, always bring your own sunshine." What do you think of this
quote?

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----------------------------------------------------------------------------WEATHER DISCUSSION
STUDENT Bs QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student A)
1)

What are your favourite weather words?

2)

Do you understand all the symbols on the weather map?

3)

How does the weather change you feelings?

4)

When was the last time the weather destroyed one of your plans?

5)

Have you ever had to weather a storm?

6)

Would you like to work as a weather forecaster?

7)

What do you think the weather will be like in your country 100 years
from now?

8)

What new weather would you like to invent?

9)

Kin Hubbard said: "Don't knock the weather; nine-tenths of the people
couldn't start a conversation if it didn't change once in a while." What
do you think of this quote?

10)

Someone once said: "If you don't like the weather, wait a minute."
What do you think of this quote?

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