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Hurricane Formation Hurricanes are created by complexes of thunderstorms that evolve into hurricane strength with the aid of the ocean and atmosphere. The water must be warm enough to provide energy for the hurricane, usually higher than 75 degrees Fahrenheit the warm water provides heat moisture which, in turn, provides energy. This is why hurricanes quickly weaken when they travel over land or colder ocean waters, since they lack the warmth and the moisture. The structure of the hurricane is very simple. At the center of the hurricane is the eye, the calmest area of the hurricane. The eye wall separates the eye from the rain bands, bands of clouds carrying the torrential rain of a hurricane (§1) Hurricanes are the most devastating natural disaster, effecting thousands of people each year. During each hurricane season, innocent people are injured, properties are demolished, and money is forever lost. Hurricane cause damage in a variety of ways, including strong winds, flooding tornadoes, and rip tides. (§2) The strong winds of a hurricane are most often associated with the widespread damage from a hurricane. The rapidly moving winds can uproot trees; throw cars, ands level buildings. A storm is first classified as a hurricane when its winds exceed 74 miles per hour, though many reach as dangerously high as 200 miles per hour.(§3) Flooding is caused by the storm surges and the heavy rainfalls associated with the storms. Even when the hurricane moves inland and begins to deteriorate, there still May be a tremendous amount of rainfall.(§4) Many people are unaware of tornadoes that are formed during hurricanes. These tornadoes are found relatively close the eye wall of a hurricane where the conditions are ideal for their formation. The tornadoes occur in heavy areas of rain, making them extremely difficult to track. (§5) Rip tides are the final source of damage from hurricane. Rip tides are very powerful sea currents moving outward from the shore when a strong storm is nearby.rip tides are so powerful that a person physically cannot overcome the pull of the tide. However, these tides are narrow enough that if a person swims parallel حي قعلول –برج البحري - الجزائر Web site : www.ets-salim.com /021.87.16.89 : الفاكس- Tel-Fax : 021.87.10.51 :℡ to the shore, it is possible to escape the current. Rip tides are the first indication of an approaching hurricane.
(§6) Part One: Reading Comprehension 1- Say whether the following sentences are true or false, correct the false statements a) Hurricanes are harmless natural phenomenon. ……………………………………………………………………………….. b) Warm water gives energy to hurricanes ………………………………………………………………………………… c) The ocean and the atmosphere weaken the evolution of hurricanes ………………………………………………………………………………….. d) Cold ocean water help hurricane to grow stronger …………………………………………………………………………………… 2- Read the text and answer the following questions: a) What is the phenomena that announces the arrival of a hurricane? …………………………………………………………………………………… b) In what ways can a hurricane be at the origin of damages? 3- Find in the text synonyms to the following a) Quietest =§1 b)defeat/surmount= §6 c)=surpass/go over=§3 4- Find in the text opposites to the following: a) Push≠§6 b)complex ≠§1 c) far≠§5 Part Two: Mastery of ********: 1- Four of the following words are not natural disasters, spot them Earthquakes / electrical storms / road accidents / floods / monsoon / suicides/ hurricanes/ AIDS/ tornadoes/ tsunamis/ robberies / volcanoes. 2- Choose the right answer: a) Mobile homes ……………destroyed in category three hurricanes 1-is 2- do 3- must 4- are b) During “Florida Keys Storm”, 500 people ……………… 1- Has killed 2- were killed 3- not killed 4- are killing 3- Complete the second sentence a) "Which dress do you like best?" she asked her daughter → She asked her………………………………………………………… b) Mr. Andrew said that he would contact Scotland Yard the next day Mr. Andrew said: “………………………………………………………………….” c) “Are you crazy?" she asked him حي قعلول –برج البحري - الجزائر Web site : www.ets-salim.com /021.87.16.89 : الفاكس- Tel-Fax : 021.87.10.51 :℡ she asked him…………………………………………. d) William said that he could not find miss Anna that day William said………………………………………………….. 4-Select the past tense pronunciation of the given verbs Walked – mixed – rubbed - waited – skipped – landed – informed – cried /t/ /d/ /id/ 5- Which letter is silent in each word knife plumber night thumb psychology doubt what party …….. …… ……. …….. ……….. ……… 6- Make adjectives from the following words adjectives Comfort Beauty Use violence Part Three: Written Expression Your friend is moving to an area where hurricanes frequently happen, write him a letter where you give him / her a piece of advice about what to do before, during and after a hurricane. Use the following notes: 1- Before: - Have first aid kit - Emergency food and bottled water - Plan evacuation 2- During: - Don’t use elevators - Stay away from glasses and windows 3- After : -Help the injured and call for help - Do not go near power lines ……………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………
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Hurricane Formation Hurricanes are created by complexes of thunderstorms that evolve into hurricane strength with the aid of the ocean and atmosphere. The water must be warm enough to provide energy for the hurricane, usually higher than 75 degrees Fahrenheit the warm water provides heat moisture which, in turn, provides energy. This is why hurricanes quickly weaken when they travel over land or colder ocean waters, since they lack the warmth and the moisture. The structure of the hurricane is very simple. At the center of the hurricane is the eye, the calmest area of the hurricane. The eye wall separates the eye from the rain bands, bands of clouds carrying the torrential rain of a hurricane (§1) Hurricanes are the most devastating natural disaster, effecting thousands of people each year. During each hurricane season, innocent people are injured, properties are demolished, and money is forever lost. Hurricane cause damage in a variety of ways, including strong winds, flooding tornadoes, and rip tides. (§2) The strong winds of a hurricane are most often associated with the widespread damage from a hurricane. The rapidly moving winds can uproot trees; throw cars, ands level buildings. A storm is first classified as a hurricane when its winds exceed 74 miles per hour, though many reach as dangerously high as 200 miles per hour.(§3) Flooding is caused by the storm surges and the heavy rainfalls associated with the storms. Even when the hurricane moves inland and begins to deteriorate, there still May be a tremendous amount of rainfall.(§4) Many people are unaware of tornadoes that are formed during hurricanes. These tornadoes are found relatively close the eye wall of a hurricane where the conditions are ideal for their formation. The tornadoes occur in heavy areas of rain, making them extremely difficult to track. (§5) Rip tides are the final source of damage from hurricane. Rip tides are very powerful sea currents moving outward from the shore when a strong storm is nearby.rip tides are so powerful that a person physically cannot overcome the pull of the tide. However, these tides are narrow enough that if a person swims parallel حي قعلول –برج البحري - الجزائر Web site : www.ets-salim.com /021.87.16.89 : الفاكس- Tel-Fax : 021.87.10.51 :℡ to the shore, it is possible to escape the current. Rip tides are the first indication of an approaching hurricane.
(§6) Part One: Reading Comprehension 1- Say whether the following sentences are true or false, correct the false statements a) Hurricanes are harmless natural phenomenon. ……………………………………………………………………………….. b) Warm water gives energy to hurricanes ………………………………………………………………………………… c) The ocean and the atmosphere weaken the evolution of hurricanes ………………………………………………………………………………….. d) Cold ocean water help hurricane to grow stronger …………………………………………………………………………………… 2- Read the text and answer the following questions: a) What is the phenomena that announces the arrival of a hurricane? …………………………………………………………………………………… b) In what ways can a hurricane be at the origin of damages? 3- Find in the text synonyms to the following a) Quietest =§1 b)defeat/surmount= §6 c)=surpass/go over=§3 4- Find in the text opposites to the following: a) Push≠§6 b)complex ≠§1 c) far≠§5 Part Two: Mastery of ********: 1- Four of the following words are not natural disasters, spot them Earthquakes / electrical storms / road accidents / floods / monsoon / suicides/ hurricanes/ AIDS/ tornadoes/ tsunamis/ robberies / volcanoes. 2- Choose the right answer: a) Mobile homes ……………destroyed in category three hurricanes 1-is 2- do 3- must 4- are b) During “Florida Keys Storm”, 500 people ……………… 1- Has killed 2- were killed 3- not killed 4- are killing 3- Complete the second sentence a) "Which dress do you like best?" she asked her daughter → She asked her………………………………………………………… b) Mr. Andrew said that he would contact Scotland Yard the next day Mr. Andrew said: “………………………………………………………………….” c) “Are you crazy?" she asked him حي قعلول –برج البحري - الجزائر Web site : www.ets-salim.com /021.87.16.89 : الفاكس- Tel-Fax : 021.87.10.51 :℡ she asked him…………………………………………. d) William said that he could not find miss Anna that day William said………………………………………………….. 4-Select the past tense pronunciation of the given verbs Walked – mixed – rubbed - waited – skipped – landed – informed – cried /t/ /d/ /id/ 5- Which letter is silent in each word knife plumber night thumb psychology doubt what party …….. …… ……. …….. ……….. ……… 6- Make adjectives from the following words adjectives Comfort Beauty Use violence Part Three: Written Expression Your friend is moving to an area where hurricanes frequently happen, write him a letter where you give him / her a piece of advice about what to do before, during and after a hurricane. Use the following notes: 1- Before: - Have first aid kit - Emergency food and bottled water - Plan evacuation 2- During: - Don’t use elevators - Stay away from glasses and windows 3- After : -Help the injured and call for help - Do not go near power lines ……………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………
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