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Tham khảo tài liệu 'đề thi toefl tiếng anh của trung tâm bbc - 9', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | BBC Learning English Quiznet Weather vocabulary WORLD SERVICE This quiz is based on Ask about English http worldservice learningenglish grammar ask about english 081007 . 1. What s another way of saying It s raining very heavily a It s chucking it down. b It s pouring. c Nice weather for ducks d All of the above. 2. Which of these definitely means the temperature is below 0 C a It s bitterly cold. b It s frosty. c It s quite chilly. d It s freezing. 3. If a wind blows towards the South what do we call it a Northern wind b North or Northerly wind c South wind d Southern wind 4. Talking about the weather which of these is not always interchangeable with very hot a a heatwave b boiling c scorching d sweltering 5. Which of these is a type of wind a shower b drizzle c downpour d none of the above 6. Thinking of the strength of a wind which is the odd one out a blowy b breezy c blustery d high winds Quiznet BBC Learning English 2008 Page 1 of 2 bbclearningenglish. com ANSWERS 1. What s another way of saying It s raining very heavily d All of the above - this is correct. 2. Which of these definitely means the temperature is below 0 C b It s frosty - this is correct. The rest just mean it s very cold . 3. If a wind blows towards the South what do we call it a and d These expressions do not exist. b North or Northerly wind - this is correct. This is a wind coming from the North and blowing towards the South. c South wind - this is not correct. This is a wind coming from the South and blowing towards the North. 4. Talking about the weather which of these is not always interchangeable with very hot a a heatwave - this is correct. The rest are adjectives meaning very hot while this is a noun meaning a period of extremely hot and dry weather that lasts for several days or even weeks . 5. Which of these is a type of wind d none of the above - this is correct. All of the above describe a type of rain. 6. Thinking of the strength of a wind .