The video from idiomaPRO.com features Karin and Laura discussing the weather in South America. Initially, Laura provides an outdated weather forecast, which is later corrected to reflect current conditions. The lesson also covers Spanish vocabulary related to weather, focusing on verbs like 'does', 'there is', and 'is'. Viewers are encouraged to practice using these expressions and share their local weather conditions.

What was the initial incorrect temperature reported for Quito?

• 20 degrees Celsius

• 25 degrees Celsius

• 30 degrees Celsius

• -10 degrees Celsius

Which city was initially reported to have hail the size of a baseball?

• None

• Rio

• Quito

• Santiago

What type of weather was incorrectly reported in Rio before the correction?

• Sunny and clear

• Storm with potential hurricane

• Cloudy but warm

• Cool and windy

How did the weather report describe the actual weather in Quito after the correction?

• Snowy and cold

• Cloudy and warm

• Foggy and cool

• Sunny and hot

What was the actual temperature in Santiago after the correction?

• 20 degrees Celsius

• 30 degrees Celsius

• 1 degree Celsius

• 25 degrees Celsius

Which city was reported to have the best weather after the correction?

• All of the above

• Rio

• Santiago

• Quito

Which verb is used to express temperature like 'it's 20 degrees' in Spanish?

• does

• there is

• is

• none of the above

What is the correct way to say 'it's foggy' in Spanish using 'there is'?

• there is hot

• there is sun

• there is fog

• there is storm

Which verb is used to describe it's raining in Spanish?

• is

• there is

• does

• none of the above

What did the weather report encourage viewers to do at the end of the broadcast?

• Only comment

• Subscribe and comment

• Only subscribe

• None of the above