Autumn in Canada: A Colorful Tapestry PDF

Autumn in Canada: A Colorful Tapestry (1 / 5) Autumn in Canada: A Colorful Tapestry 1 Can You Match These Words to Their Definitions? 1 to read the tea a describing trees or plants that shed their leaves annually leaves during certain seasons. 2 amber...

Autumn in Canada: A Colorful Tapestry (1 / 5) Autumn in Canada: A Colorful Tapestry 1 Can You Match These Words to Their Definitions? 1 to read the tea a describing trees or plants that shed their leaves annually leaves during certain seasons. 2 amber b a rare type of clover that has four leaves instead of three, often considered lucky. 3 to lose one's leaves c the time of year when day and night are approximately equal in length, occurring twice a year. 4 a four leaf clover d to enjoy the results or benefits of hard work and effort. 5 to squirrel away e a yellowish-brown fossilized tree resin that is often used in jewelry. 6 deciduous f having beautiful views of nature, such as mountains, forests, or rivers. 7 scenic g to try to predict the future by interpreting signs or symbols in a situation. 8 to turn over a new h to save or store something carefully for future use, often in leaf secret. 9 harvest the fruits of i to make a fresh start or change one's behavior for the better. one's labor 10 equinox j when trees shed their foliage, usually in autumn, as part of their natural cycle.  Autumn in Canada: A Colorful Tapestry (2 / 5) 2 Can You Match These Words to Their Definitions? 1 nip in the air a a slight chill or coolness that you can feel in the atmosphere, often indicating a change in season. 2 to leaf through b related to the countryside or rural areas, often suggesting simplicity and charm in design or lifestyle. 3 to take a leaf out of c quick and energetic, often describing actions or movements someone's book that are lively and refreshing. 4 rustic d to imitate or follow someone else's example in order to improve yourself. 5 autumn years e to think about or discuss past events, especially those that are no longer relevant or have ended. 6 mellow f a type of tree known for its distinctive leaves and sweet sap, which is used to make syrup. 7 crisp g firm and crunchy, often used to describe food that has a satisfying texture, like fresh vegetables or snacks. 8 rake over the ashes h to quickly turn the pages of a book or magazine without reading everything carefully. 9 brisk i the later part of life when a person is older and may reflect on their experiences. 10 maple j having a soft, gentle quality; it can refer to flavors, sounds, or even moods that are relaxed and pleasant.  Autumn in Canada: A Colorful Tapestry (3 / 5) 3 Time to Read! Every year when summer ends, Canada transforms into a beautiful display of colors. Have you ever wondered what it’s like to leaf through the pages of a picturesque album? That’s what autumn in Canada feels like. The Canadian landscape becomes a stunning tapestry, perfect for those scenic drives through rustic areas filled with deciduous trees. As the air finally gets crisp and brisk, people often say there's a nip in the air that marks the perfect start to autumn years of reflection and peace. Families visit farms to harvest the fruits of one's labor, gathering pumpkins and apples. Many people squirrel away these autumn treasures, storing them for the colder months ahead. Watching the leaves lose one's leaves and change into beautiful shades of amber is a magical part of this season. In this enchanting setting, many people take the time to read the tea leaves and reflect on their personal journeys, deciding to turn over a new leaf and start fresh. Kids search for a four leaf clover in the grass, hoping for a bit of luck. Meanwhile, some adults may find inspiration in others and decide to take a leaf out of someone's book. As you walk through parks filled with majestic maple trees, remember how Canada’s landscapes offer a reminder of how nature changes, just like us. The equinox draws people together to enjoy these passing days before snow blankets the ground. With the rich and mellow tones of autumn all around, we are left in awe of the beauty that lies in every turn over a new leaf.  Autumn in Canada: A Colorful Tapestry (4 / 5) 4 Can You Fill in the Blanks? rustic, scenic, take a leaf out of, harvest, to lose one’s leaves, to read the tea leaves, Maple, raking over the ashes, a four leaf clover, nip in the air, brisk, crisp, mellow, amber, Deciduous, equinox, to squirrel away, to turn over a new leaf, to leaf through, autumn years 1 I like _______________(1) magazines while I wait for the bus to arrive. 2 After years of bad habits, she decided _______________(2) and live healthier. 3 He decided to _______________(3) his sister's book and study more often. 4 Finding _______________(4) in the field made the children very excited and happy. 5 It can be difficult _______________(5) when trying to predict the weather accurately. 6 There was a noticeable _______________(6) that morning, signaling the arrival of fall. 7 If you work hard now, you will eventually _______________(7) the fruits of your labor. 8 She likes _______________(8) some money each month for her future travels and adventures. 9 They enjoyed their _______________(9) by traveling together and spending time with family. 10 It's no use _______________(10) of past mistakes; we should focus on the future. 11 Trees tend _______________(11) as winter approaches, making the landscape look bare. 12 The _______________(12) light from the sunset bathed the room in a warm glow, making it cozy. 13 _______________(13) trees change color and lose their leaves every fall, creating beautiful scenery. 14 The _______________(14) music played in the background helped everyone feel relaxed during dinner. 15 The _______________(15) marks the beginning of spring, bringing longer days and warmer temperatures. 16 We drove through a _______________(16) route that offered stunning views of the mountains and valleys. 17 Their weekend getaway to a _______________(17) cabin in the woods was just what they needed to unwind.  Autumn in Canada: A Colorful Tapestry (5 / 5) 18 _______________(18) syrup is often used in pancakes and waffles for a delicious and sweet breakfast. 19 The _______________(19) walk around the park energized me and improved my mood significantly. 20 On a _______________(20) autumn morning, the leaves crunched under my feet as I walked outside.