After-class exercises for "Looking at the Clouds and Understanding the Weather"

1. This sentence starts from the result of looking at the clouds: "The postures are myriad and ever-changing." The first four characters summarize the shape of the clouds, and the last four characters always describe the characteristics of the clouds.

2. Answer: No. Because the scope of climate is wider than that of weather, climate refers to the degree of warmth in a day or even a year or the changes throughout the year, while weather simply refers to whether it will be windy or rainy today, etc., so weather The word cannot be replaced by climate.