exam 5.1 RW ok
R & W 5.1
                               All About Tornadoes

Tornadoes happen all over the world. Tornadoes have

high wind speeds and are very dangerous. They form

when warm air and cold air come together. The wind

from the air makes a funnel. The twisting air stands up.

The warm air moves up and cool air moves down. When

the funnel touches the ground, it becomes a tornado.

 Special instruments measure the tornado. Computers show

where the wind is the strongest. If you see a tornado, you

should find shelter to stay safe!

Tornados happen all over the world.
true
false
                               All About Tornadoes

Tornadoes happen all over the world. Tornadoes have

high wind speeds and are very dangerous. They form

when warm air and cold air come together. The wind

from the air makes a funnel. The twisting air stands up.

The warm air moves up and cool air moves down. When

the funnel touches the ground, it becomes a tornado.

 Special instruments measure the tornado. Computers show

where the wind is the strongest. If you see a tornado, you

should find shelter to stay safe!

Tornados are very dangerous.
true
false
                               All About Tornadoes

Tornadoes happen all over the world. Tornadoes have

high wind speeds and are very dangerous. They form

when warm air and cold air come together. The wind

from the air makes a funnel. The twisting air stands up.

The warm air moves up and cool air moves down. When

the funnel touches the ground, it becomes a tornado.

 Special instruments measure the tornado. Computers show

where the wind is the strongest. If you see a tornado, you

should find shelter to stay safe!

Funnels form when cool air moves up and warm air 
moves down.
true
false
                               All About Tornadoes

Tornadoes happen all over the world. Tornadoes have

high wind speeds and are very dangerous. They form

when warm air and cold air come together. The wind

from the air makes a funnel. The twisting air stands up.

The warm air moves up and cool air moves down. When

the funnel touches the ground, it becomes a tornado.

 Special instruments measure the tornado. Computers show

where the wind is the strongest. If you see a tornado, you

should find shelter to stay safe!

Computers can show where the wind is the strongest.
true
false
                               All About Tornadoes

Tornadoes happen all over the world. Tornadoes have

high wind speeds and are very dangerous. They form

when warm air and cold air come together. The wind

from the air makes a funnel. The twisting air stands up.

The warm air moves up and cool air moves down. When

the funnel touches the ground, it becomes a tornado.

 Special instruments measure the tornado. Computers show

where the wind is the strongest. If you see a tornado, you

should find shelter to stay safe!

A tornado is formed when the funnel touches water.
true
false
                               All About Tornadoes

Tornadoes happen all over the world. Tornadoes have

high wind speeds and are very dangerous. They form

when warm air and cold air come together. The wind

from the air makes a funnel. The twisting air stands up.

The warm air moves up and cool air moves down. When

the funnel touches the ground, it becomes a tornado.

 Special instruments measure the tornado. Computers show

where the wind is the strongest. If you see a tornado, you

should find shelter to stay safe!

What do you need to do when  you see a tornado?
scream as loud as you can
run for shelter
call 911

                                     Hurricanes

Hurricanes form over water. They start when warm water,

air currents, and strong winds come together to create

thunderstorms and clouds. If there is enough warm water to

make the storm bigger, a tropical storm forms. If the wind

speed is greater than 119 kilometers per hour, the tropical storm

is called a hurricane. Hurricane wind speed can be 250 kilometers

per hour or more! These strong winds can also create high waves.

It can also rain a lot during a hurricane. Sometimes hurricanes

cause so much rain that a flood also happens. Hurricanes have names!

The names help people remember information about a hurricane

if there is more than one hurricane at a time. Some of the names

used for hurricanes include Noel, Paloma, and Erika. Would you like

to have a hurricane named after you?

Hurricanes form over _________
a) ice
b) land
c) water
A hurricane_________ have a wind speed of al least 119km
per hour

                                     Hurricanes

Hurricanes form over water. They start when warm water,

air currents, and strong winds come together to create

thunderstorms and clouds. If there is enough warm water to

make the storm bigger, a tropical storm forms. If the wind

speed is greater than 119 kilometers per hour, the tropical storm

is called a hurricane. Hurricane wind speed can be 250 kilometers

per hour or more! These strong winds can also create high waves.

It can also rain a lot during a hurricane. Sometimes hurricanes

cause so much rain that a flood also happens. Hurricanes have names!

The names help people remember information about a hurricane

if there is more than one hurricane at a time. Some of the names

used for hurricanes include Noel, Paloma, and Erika. Would you like

to have a hurricane named after you?

a) can
b) can´t
c) must
A hurricane needs warm water, _______ , and strong winds
to form.

                                     Hurricanes

Hurricanes form over water. They start when warm water,

air currents, and strong winds come together to create

thunderstorms and clouds. If there is enough warm water to

make the storm bigger, a tropical storm forms. If the wind

speed is greater than 119 kilometers per hour, the tropical storm

is called a hurricane. Hurricane wind speed can be 250 kilometers

per hour or more! These strong winds can also create high waves.

It can also rain a lot during a hurricane. Sometimes hurricanes

cause so much rain that a flood also happens. Hurricanes have names!

The names help people remember information about a hurricane

if there is more than one hurricane at a time. Some of the names

used for hurricanes include Noel, Paloma, and Erika. Would you like

to have a hurricane named after you?

a) air currents
b) rain
c) a name
Hurricanes can also cause ____________.

                                     Hurricanes

Hurricanes form over water. They start when warm water,

air currents, and strong winds come together to create

thunderstorms and clouds. If there is enough warm water to

make the storm bigger, a tropical storm forms. If the wind

speed is greater than 119 kilometers per hour, the tropical storm

is called a hurricane. Hurricane wind speed can be 250 kilometers

per hour or more! These strong winds can also create high waves.

It can also rain a lot during a hurricane. Sometimes hurricanes

cause so much rain that a flood also happens. Hurricanes have names!

The names help people remember information about a hurricane

if there is more than one hurricane at a time. Some of the names

used for hurricanes include Noel, Paloma, and Erika. Would you like

to have a hurricane named after you?

a) blizzards
b) floods
c) sandstorms
If there´s a big storm with enough water, a _______ 
is formed.

                                     Hurricanes

Hurricanes form over water. They start when warm water,

air currents, and strong winds come together to create

thunderstorms and clouds. If there is enough warm water to

make the storm bigger, a tropical storm forms. If the wind

speed is greater than 119 kilometers per hour, the tropical storm

is called a hurricane. Hurricane wind speed can be 250 kilometers

per hour or more! These strong winds can also create high waves.

It can also rain a lot during a hurricane. Sometimes hurricanes

cause so much rain that a flood also happens. Hurricanes have names!

The names help people remember information about a hurricane

if there is more than one hurricane at a time. Some of the names

used for hurricanes include Noel, Paloma, and Erika. Would you like

to have a hurricane named after you?

a) tornado
b) tropical storm
c) blizzard
A hurricane is formed over ____________

                                     Hurricanes

Hurricanes form over water. They start when warm water,

air currents, and strong winds come together to create

thunderstorms and clouds. If there is enough warm water to

make the storm bigger, a tropical storm forms. If the wind

speed is greater than 119 kilometers per hour, the tropical storm

is called a hurricane. Hurricane wind speed can be 250 kilometers

per hour or more! These strong winds can also create high waves.

It can also rain a lot during a hurricane. Sometimes hurricanes

cause so much rain that a flood also happens. Hurricanes have names!

The names help people remember information about a hurricane

if there is more than one hurricane at a time. Some of the names

used for hurricanes include Noel, Paloma, and Erika. Would you like

to have a hurricane named after you?

a) land
b) water
c) mountains
air current, and 
?
Organize the sentence.
Thunderstorms
?
strog winds
?
are created
?
come together.
?
when warm water,
?
Hurricane wind speed can be _________ km. per hour.

                                     Hurricanes

Hurricanes form over water. They start when warm water,

air currents, and strong winds come together to create

thunderstorms and clouds. If there is enough warm water to

make the storm bigger, a tropical storm forms. If the wind

speed is greater than 119 kilometers per hour, the tropical storm

is called a hurricane. Hurricane wind speed can be 250 kilometers

per hour or more! These strong winds can also create high waves.

It can also rain a lot during a hurricane. Sometimes hurricanes

cause so much rain that a flood also happens. Hurricanes have names!

The names help people remember information about a hurricane

if there is more than one hurricane at a time. Some of the names

used for hurricanes include Noel, Paloma, and Erika. Would you like

to have a hurricane named after you?

a) 2.5
b) 25
c) 250
A hurricane is formed over ____________

                                     Hurricanes

Hurricanes form over water. They start when warm water,

air currents, and strong winds come together to create

thunderstorms and clouds. If there is enough warm water to

make the storm bigger, a tropical storm forms. If the wind

speed is greater than 119 kilometers per hour, the tropical storm

is called a hurricane. Hurricane wind speed can be 250 kilometers

per hour or more! These strong winds can also create high waves.

It can also rain a lot during a hurricane. Sometimes hurricanes

cause so much rain that a flood also happens. Hurricanes have names!

The names help people remember information about a hurricane

if there is more than one hurricane at a time. Some of the names

used for hurricanes include Noel, Paloma, and Erika. Would you like

to have a hurricane named after you?

a) land
b) water
c) mountains
......................... (title)
If a hurricane comes, we know what to do.  We have a family ____________
Last year, the ______________ forecaste told us that a _______________ was coming. First I helped my dad put heavy wood _________ the __________.
It was hard work. Next, we went inside the house and ____________ the  __________to listen for news about the hurricane. When the hurricane came, we could hear the  ____________ wind outside. It was_________ !
The rain came down hard on the roof.Then suddenly, there was a loud __________. The whole ___________ shook.Soon, it was quiet and we could go outside.
I am so ______________we had a family plan!
scary
?
Fill in the blanks.
happy
?
weather
?
crash
?
over
?
strong
?
turned on
?
hurricane
?
house
?
windows
?
plan
?
radio
?
What is the best title for the previous reading?
"Safe not sorry"
"The hurricane Willma"
"What to do in case of a Tornado"
The name of last week´s hurricane is ______
Delta
Wilma
Katrina
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