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Temperatureand
Weather Conditions
Part 1
We measure temperature using
degrees.
The symbol for degrees is “°”.
Example: 38°C
In America, we use Fahrenheit (°F), but in
most countries they use Celsius, or Centigrade
(°C).
[°F] = [°C] × 9⁄5 + 32 (this is the equation to convert
the two)
Freezing
0°C or 32°F
Cold, Frigid
Refrigerator
When you are cold, your body _______ to keep
warmshivers
She is shiverin
g
Chilly, Brisk
Cool
Cool Breeze
Cool Water
Room Temperature
20°C (68°F) to 25°C (77°F)
Warm
Lukewarm, Tepid
Hot
She’s got a sunburn. (Ouch!)
When you are hot, your body _______ to keep coolsweats
He is sweating
Sweltering (very, very hot)
Boiling
100°C or 212°F
I’m not going in there! The water is freezing!
It’s a little chilly outside, so you should wear a coat.
Ah! A nice, cool drink of water.
Waiter, this soup is lukewarm. I prefer my soup to be hot.
It’s so hot today I feel like my blood is boiling!
I know what you mean. I’m sweltering up in my 10th floor apartment.
Seasons-times of the year that mark changes
in temperature and weather.
Korea and America both have 4 seasons.
Spring
Summer
Fall/Autumn
Winter
AnalogiesSummer is to hot as winter is to
________.
Hot is to cold as warm is to ________.
Sandal is to summer as _______ is to winter.
cold
cool
boot
SNOWSPRING:RAIN::WINTER:_____________
