Fill In Sentences:
Hurricanes
INSTRUCTIONS:
Fill in each blank box with the word from the above list that best completes the sentence.
category
circulate
data
Condensation
transmit
evacuate
organization
resident
appliance
accelerate
analysis
merge
molecule
intensity
development
1. The blender was the only she used on a regular basis.
2. The water began to swirl and the sink before going down the drain.
3. The name of each is printed on their mailbox.
4. The conductor decided to the entire train when a small fire broke out in the front car.
5. As Maria ran faster and faster, her heart rate began to .
6. A water contains hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
7. Email is an easy way to messages quickly.
8. occurs when water vapor cools and turns from gas back into liquid water.
9. Kristin watched her brother with the crowd as he walked away.
10. Hurricanes are rated by depending on how strong they are.
11. A computer reads and writes , or information, on a disk.
12. According to the professor’s , the ancient book was written in code and told the history of great battles.
13. The Red Cross is an that helps disaster victims.
14. The of the storm was not as strong as predicted, but it did knock over a few trees.
15. Fiona enjoyed watching the plant’s as it grew from seed to flower.
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Definition Matching:
Hurricanes
INSTRUCTIONS:
For each vocabulary word in the left column, locate its definition in the right column.
Type the number of the correct definition in the blank before the word.
merge
1. a machine designed to do a particular job
resident
2. to move in a circle or pattern
appliance
3. someone who lives in a particular place
transmit
4. to move away from an area because it is dangerous there
evacuate
5. to get faster and faster
development
6. the smallest part of a substance that displays all the chemical properties of that substance
organization
7. to send out radio or television signals
category
8. a chemical reaction involving union between molecules often with elimination of a simple molecule (as water) to form a new more complex compound of often greater molecular weight
molecule
9. to join together to form a whole
intensity
10. a class or group of things that has something in common
analysis
11. information, or facts
data
12. an examination of a complex, its elements, and their relations
circulate
13. a number of people joined together for a particular purpose
accelerate
14. extreme degree of strength, force, energy or feeling
condensation
15. the act or process of making available or usable
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Crossword:
Hurricanes
After you enter a letter in a box, the focus will automatically move to the next box if it is available.
Words
MOLECULE
APPLIANCE
DATA
EVACUATE
DEVELOPMENT
CONDENSATION
CIRCULATE
ORGANIZATION
TRANSMIT
ACCELERATE
INTENSITY
ANALYSIS
CATEGORY
RESIDENT
MERGE
Across
2. a group of people joined together for a particular purpose
4. to go faster, or to make something go faster
5. a household machine designed to do a particular job
1. to move in a circle or circuit
7. the measure of strength, force, energy or feeling
9. a group of things that has something in common
10. to move away from an area because it is dangerous there
11. the smallest part of a substance that displays all the chemical properties of that substance
14. to join together or blend
15. numerical information, or facts
Down
1. the process of water turning from vapor to liquid, usually by lowering its temperature
3. the act of expanding and growing
8. an examination of information to learn its meaning or significance
12. someone who lives in a particular place
13. to send out radio or television signals
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“Talking about the weather” takes on a whole new meaning in Hurricanes. For kids fascinated by these turbulent, terrifying storms that can leave total destruction in their wake, all the latest data is here: from what causes them and how they differ from cyclones and typhoons, to how all three can cause deadly storm surges and tornadoes.
They can also investigate the many instruments that scientists use to track them, including barometers, anemometers, hygrometers, and more.
Kids who are serious hurricane buffs can then see what it’s like to be a hurricane hunter – a daring pilot who flies right into the eye of a storm, sometimes several times, to measure the force of the hurricane and send the information back to weather centers. Next, they can follow Hurricane Hugo’s tumultuous journey, from the day it took shape off the coast of Africa in 1989, through the lethal swathe it cut through Puerto Rico and the U.S., to its demise two weeks later in the North Atlantic. And don’t forget to visit the Hurricane Hall of Fame, where you’ll also learn about the naming system for hurricanes. For kids who want to be ready for anything, there are also tips on hurricane preparedness.
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