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Wild weather
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The following are examples ofnatural phenomena : avalanche,earthquakes, floods, hurricanes,tidal waves (tsunami) tornado,volcanic eruption and so on.
do any of them occur regularly inyour country?
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Match the types of weather with these definition.There is one extra definition. What does it define?
avalanche, earthquakesfloods, hurricanes, tidal waves(tsunami) tornado, Volcaniceruption
Large amount of water in anarea which is usually dry
A strong wind combined witha heavy snowfall
An unusually large incomingbody of water, usually causedby strong winds
Lava and hot ash coming outfrom below the earths
surface A heavy fall of snow and
ice(or rocks and sand) downto a mountain
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An extremely strong wind
Vibrations on the surface of theplanet caused by subterraneanmovement or volcanic activity
A violently rotating column of air
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1.a flood
2.a blizzard (this is the one which is not listed in .)3.a tidal wave
4.a volcanic eruption
5an avalanche
6.a hurricane7.an earthquake
8.a tornado
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Avalanche Volcanic eruption
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Which of the following adjectives describe eventsand which ones describe reactions to events?Do you think you would use if you were involved inthe natural events from above?
amazed amazing anxious astonishedastonishing beautiful dramatic disappointed
disappointing fantastic nervous puzzled,puzzling scary terrifying terrifiedwonderful, worried, worrying
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If the adjective ends in -ing, it usually describesan event ,an achievement or someonesbehaviour;
It all sounds veryexciting.The lesson was interestingHe scored an astonishing goal If it ends in ed, it usually describes a persons
reaction to the event or behaviour.You dont seem veryexcited.I was interested in the lesson.We were astonished when he scored the goal
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Write a paragraph about most violent weatherThat you can remember.(if you neverexperienced violent weather, invent a story)You may need the following words andexpressions:the weather: rain, snow , ice, wind, hurricane,
storm, blizzard, freezing condition
the effects: floods, dangerous roads,, falling
trees, accidents, damages to buildings.how you felt: terrified, excited, bored,
annoyed, confused
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A) Get into groups of four or three. One of you is a television reporter. The
others have all experienced violent weather
conditions( tornado, hurricane, etc) talk tothe interviewer about the experiences.
Try to make your experiences worse, moreexciting or more terrifying than others
B) Act out your interview for the rest of theclass.