Unit 5_ Lesson3&4
Unit 5_ Lesson3&4
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3 severe
5 mild
2 deadly
1 catastrophic
4 moderate
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1. True
2. No information
3. False
4. True
5. False
6. True
7. No information
8. False
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1. They want to learn more about how storms happen. They want to get close to a storm to take
pictures or make movies. They are fascinated by nature.
2. They study weather data and look at the sky.
3. It is an area in the Great Plains in the United States.
4. In the spring
5. Because of the flooding, hailstorms, and lightning storms
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Lesson 4
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First-aid kit
Evacuation
Non-perishable food
Flashlight
Battery-operated radio
Bottled water
Shelter
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2.g
3. e
4. a
5.c
6. i
7. d
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2. to make
3. to review
4. to decide
5. to choose
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Bottled water
Flashlights
Extra batteries
Non- perishable food
First-aid kit
Grammar booster
3. C
4. C
5. I; The travel guide tells visitors, “Try to take a tour of the island”
6. I; The woman told her son, “Don’t play with your food.”
1. Mom just told me that she needed to get some emergency supplies before the storm.
2. Sarah said that they had bought a new car last year.
3. Our teacher told us yesterday that water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.
4. His doctor told him that he needs to exercise more
5. Last month my parents told me that we were going to Peru in December.
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During an earthquake, it is very important to stay calm and protect yourself. First, get down on
the ground, cover your head, and hide under a strong table or desk. Stay away from windows and
heavy things that can fall. If you are outside, go to an open space, away from buildings, trees,
and power lines. Most importantly, stay in a safe place until the shaking stops. These steps can
help keep you safe during an earthquake.