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Presentation transcript:

WINTER SPRING SUMMER AUTUMN

WINTER– 10 Points QUESTION: How are the days in winter?

WINTER – 20 Points Question: What does the farmer do to keep his house warm through the winter?

WINTER– 30 Points Question: Where does the farmer keep crops?

WINTER– 40 Points Question: What does the farmer do after harvesting crops?

WINTER– 50 Points Question: What happens when winter finally comes?

SPRING– 10 Points Question: In which season does the farmer start planting?

SPRING– 20 Points Question: What does the farmer do first in spring?

SPRING– 30 Points Question: What does the farmer do after fertilizing his fields?

SPRING– 40 Points Question: When does the farmer plant seeds?

SPRING– 50 Points Question: What does the farmer have to do besides planting and fertilizing in spring?

SUMMER– 10 Points Question: What does the farmer do after planting in summer?

SUMMER– 20 Points Question: What does the farmer wait and watch?

SUMMER– 30 Points Question: What does the farmer do for the young plants?

SUMMER– 40 Points Question: What does the farmer watch carefully for?

SUMMER– 50 Points Question: What does the farmer do against plant disease and insects?

AUTUMN– 10 Points Question: How are the days in autumn?

AUTUMN– 20 Points Question: When does work start in autumn?

AUTUMN– 30 Points Question: What do the crops need in the field?

AUTUMN– 40 Points Question: What happens when the job is done?

AUTUMN– 50 Points Question: How does the farmer harvest the crops?

WINTER– 10 Points ANSWER: The days are short.

WINTER– 20 Points ANSWER: The farmer chops wood.

WINTER– 30 Points ANSWER: The harvested crops are stored in the barns.

WINTER– 40 Points ANSWER: The farmer sells them or stores them in the barn.

WINTER– 50 Points ANSWER: It is time for planting, for deciding where and what to plant next year.

SPRING– 10 Points ANSWER: The farmer starts planting In spring.

SPRING– 20 Points ANSWER: First, the farmer fertilizes his fields.

SPRING– 30 Points ANSWER: Then he ploughs the earth.

SPRING– 40 Points ANSWER: When the days are a little longer and warmer.

SPRING– 50 Points ANSWER: Spring is the time when the animals are giving birth and the farmer has to watch and care for them.

SUMMER– 10 Points ANSWER: After planting the farmer waits and watches.

SUMMER– 20 Points ANSWER: He watches the weather and hopes for enough rain and sun.

SUMMER– 30 Points ANSWER: He waters and watches them carefully.

SUMMER– 40 Points ANSWER: He watches for signs of plant disease and the attacks of insects.

SUMMER– 50 Points ANSWER: He sprays their fields with chemicals.

AUTUMN– 10 Points ANSWER: The days are hard and long in autumn.

AUTUMN– 20 Points ANSWER: Work starts when the sun rises and finishes when the sun sets.

AUTUMN– 30 Points ANSWER: The crops in the field are ready to harvest.

AUTUMN– 40 Points ANSWER: It is time for celebrating, for dancing, eating, drinking and having fun.

AUTUMN– 50 Points ANSWER: He gathers in the vegetable crops, reaps the grass crops, such as wheat and corn.