A) having a sharp, pointed edge or outline B) the flash of light in the sky when electricity passes between clouds or between a cloud and the ground C) Tall cactus es native to the American Southwest
A) saguaros B) lightning C) Jagged
A) jagged B) prairies C) saguaros
A) To show readers that people never wanted to know about the weather and stars B) To show readers that people have always been fascinated by weather and by stars C) To show readers that people have always been scared of the weather and by stars
A) Taking pictures of lightning in his free time made him dream of turning weather photography into a job B) to show readers that storms have always fascinated Warren C) taking pictures of lightning for his job made his dream of turning weather photography fun
A) It lest people find and use pictures they couldn't take themselves. B) It explains how Warren's spectacular photograph of a lightning bolt allowed him to start a career as a storm chaser C) It lest people take pictures off the internet and sell them
A) It explains how Warren's spectacular photograph of a lightning bolt allowed him to start a career as a storm chaser B) His father was killed by a tornado C) He realized that people wanted pictures of these kinds of storms, and there was no easy place to get them.
A) So that he can sell his pictures in different states due to the changing weather throughout the year. B) He travels with his wife a professional basketball player C) So that he can follow storms, which occur in different places at different times of the year.
A) The storm looks as if it will produce tornadoes B) A storm that looks like it will pass C) A storm that looks like a hurricane
A) By telling other drivers what the forecast is and whether it is safe to drive B) by telling other drivers what a storm looks like and showing them where the storm is C) By watching other drivers ride into the storm when he knows what waits ahead for them
A) Looks for a large, dark cloud close to the ground with a funnel cloud forming beneath it; watches where the storm goes and follows it. B) Looks for a large, dark cloud close to the ground with C) He looks for short dark clouds high in the sky with rain falling from it; Watches where the storm goes and follows it.
A) A storm moves and the storm chasers wait for another storm to appear B) A storm moves, and storm chasers must follow the storm's path. C) A storm stays in one place, and storm chasers could just watch from their hotel window
A) a swirl in a circular motion B) Tornado cloud that is wide at the top and narrow where it touches the ground C) serious or extreme in nature
A) whirlpools made of rotating air or water; plural of vortex B) upward-moving current of air C) having many vortices at once
A) whirlpools made of rotating air or water; plural of vortex B) upward-moving current of air C) having many vortices at once
A) To make the passage more exciting; to make the people seem real B) Its dangerous to try to chase tornadoes at night C) They were in dis-belief; they usually don't see so many tornadoes in one day. |