Question

The weather forecaster states that the week ahead will be clear and warm with seasonally normal temperatures. His family decides to go to the beach that weekend. As they pack the car, the forecaster suggests that his family take sweatshirts and jackets along. His kids ask, "Why would we need those since you reported that the weather will be warm?" He shrugs his shoulders and mutters something under his breath. Based on this work of satire, what is most likely the author's opinion? A. The forecaster does not want to go to the beach. B. A person can't depend on the weather forecasts. C. One should take sweatshirts and jackets to the beach. D. The forecaster wants to annoy his children.

Answer 1

b is the answer apex 19

Answer 2

The author's opinion based on the work satire is "A person can't depend on the weather forecasts".

• The weather forecaster predicted that the week ahead will be clear and warm with seasonally normal temperatures but his actions contradicts what he forecasted.

• He suggested that his family take sweatshirts and jackets along most likely because he doesn't want to depend on what he has forecasted.

Therefore, the author's opinion based on the work satire is "A person can't depend on the weather forecasts".

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