Nonliteral Weather Language (by Elias, Suri, and Lydia)

If you are under the weather, then you are __________.

• guilty of doing something wrong
• raining cats and dogs
• not feeling well
• standing under the rain
• smart

If it's the dog days of summer, then it's _________.

• the hottest days of summer
• the time for dogs to enjoy summer
• the days when dogs get sunburnt
• time for cats to chill out

If it's raining cats and dogs then it's _________.

• raining cats and dogs
• raining hard
• cold

If you say someone has a sunny personality, then they are _______.

• burning
• too sunburnt
• happy or pleasant
• mean and furious

If you say this is a breeze then it means_______

• It's a sunny day today.
• It's c-c COLD🥶
• It's easy.
• It's cold today.
• I feel the breeze.

If you are full of hot air, you _________.

• are not telling the truth
• are telling the truth
• are overheated and sweating
• need to burp

If you say it's raining cats and dogs, it means __________

• that cats and dogs are calling from the sky
• it is raining very hard
• it is not raining

once in a blue moon

• it mean is very rarely
• you seen a blue moon
• it is not very rarely

If it's the "dog days of the summer," then it's ________.

• hottest days of summer

• the dogs turn to enjoy summer vacation

• not summer

I'm all wet means __________

• I'm Completely mistaken
• I'm brazen
• I'm as cool as a cucumber
• I'm a STAR!⭐⭐⭐