The image contains several exercises related to seasons and weather. The first part involves completing words related to seasons. The second part asks to match descriptions or words to images and complete sentences. The question is about identifying seasons and weather.

This appears to be an educational worksheet for young learners, likely focusing on English vocabulary related to seasons and weather. It combines visual prompts (images of different seasons and weather conditions) with text-based exercises. The exercises involve filling in missing letters to complete words, and matching words or phrases to their corresponding images. The goal is to reinforce vocabulary and understanding of seasonal changes and weather phenomena. Here's a breakdown of the likely exercises and how they would be completed: Part 1: Completing Words Related to Seasons * The circular diagram likely depicts the four seasons. The text "это время года? Прочитай и впиши пропущенные буквы." translates to "What season is it? Read and write the missing letters." * Based on the visible parts and common English vocabulary for seasons, we can infer the likely words and missing letters: * The image with a bare tree and falling leaves likely represents Autumn. The partial word "autum” suggests that the missing letters might complete "autumn". The number "4" is next to it, and there's a handwritten "4 a u t u m u". This likely is meant to be 'autumn'. * The image with a snowman and falling snow represents Winter. The partial word "2" and handwritten "2 u m i e" could be part of "winter". * The image with a blooming tree and flowers represents Spring. * The image with a sunny beach and umbrella represents Summer. Part 2: Matching Words/Descriptions to Images and Completing Sentences * There are numbered images with corresponding words or phrases below them. The text "смотри на картинки и закончи предложен пиши, какое на них время года и какая" translates to "Look at the pictures and complete the sentences, write what season it is and what". * Image 2 (likely Spring) is associated with the word "cold" and the phrase "inter and it's cold." This seems contradictory if it's spring. However, looking at the other images and text: * Image 3 shows a sunny beach scene, with the word "sunny" below it. The text "3 It's" likely leads to "It's sunny." * Image 4 shows a person or object in a snowy landscape, possibly representing winter. The text "4 It's" likely leads to "It's cold." Inferred Answers and Completions: * From the first part (seasons): * If the first part is about completing the English words for seasons, the missing letters would form: * Winter * Spring * Summer * Autumn * From the second part (weather descriptions): * The exercise seems to ask to complete sentences like "It's..." * Matching the numbered images to the text: * Image 3 (sunny beach) likely corresponds to "3 It's sunny." * Image 4 (snowy scene) likely corresponds to "4 It's cold." * The image associated with "cold" and "winter and it's cold" (labeled as "2") is likely meant to be Winter. However, the numbering and visual representation might be mixed up or intended to reinforce that winter is cold. Given the context, the primary task is likely to fill in the missing letters and complete the sentences with appropriate weather descriptions. Corrected and Completed Exercises (assuming English context): Part 1 (Seasons - completing words): * Image 1 (likely Spring): Spring (missing letters to be filled in) * Image 2 (likely Winter): Winter (missing letters to be filled in) * Image 3 (likely Summer): Summer (missing letters to be filled in) * Image 4 (likely Autumn): Autumn (missing letters to be filled in) Part 2 (Weather descriptions): * Image 3: It's sunny. * Image 4: It's cold. * The text "2" seems to be associated with "cold" and "winter". So, the sentence for image associated with '2' would be: It's cold. and winter and it's cold. * The handwritten "4 a u t u m u" next to the Autumn image is likely a phonetic spelling or attempt to write "autumn" and confirms the season. * The handwritten "2 u m i e" next to the Winter image is likely a phonetic spelling or attempt to write "winter" and confirms the season.