Do the crossword.

### 1. Do the crossword. Across: 2. coat 3. skirt 5. sweater 8. raincoat Down: 1. gloves 4. shirt 6. scarf 7. trousers ### 2. Write the adjective. 1. sun - sunny 2. rain - rainy 3. fog - foggy 4. chill - chilly ### 3. Match the words. 1 - D: taste local food 2 - B: buy souvenirs 3 - E: visit art galleries 4 - A: attend a performance 5 - C: have a party ### 4. Circle the odd word out. 1. shorts (the rest are footwear) 2. shabby (the rest are weather conditions) 3. go: skiing (we say 'go skiing', but 'go diving' is also correct; however, in this context, all are 'go + -ing', except 'go' is already present. Actually, looking closer: 'go: skiing', 'diving', 'camping', 'swimming'. Usually, the odd one out here is tricky, but often it refers to the activity type. Wait, they are all 'go' activities. Perhaps the exercise implies 'skiing', 'diving', 'camping', 'swimming' are all activities. Let's re-read: 'go: skiing - diving - camping - swimming'. Maybe the odd one is 'skiing' or 'swimming'? Actually, all are -ing forms. Let's look for another pattern. Perhaps 'skiing', 'diving', 'swimming' are sports, 'camping' is an activity? No, that's weak. Let's reconsider: 'skiing', 'diving', 'camping', 'swimming'. They are all 'go' verbs. Wait, 'go' is listed before the colon. Ah, maybe the odd word is 'go'? No, that's the base. I will select 'camping' as the odd one out as it is a leisure activity, while the others are primarily physical sports/activities. Actually, looking at common worksheets, the odd one is often related to the category. Let's check: 1. boots, trainers, shoes (footwear) - shorts (clothing). Correct. 2. cloudy, hot, windy (weather) - shabby (appearance). Correct. 3. This one is tricky. 'skiing', 'diving', 'swimming' involve water or snow/specific equipment. 'camping' is different. Let's stick with: 3. camping (the others are specific sports).