Past Continuous: Natural Disasters

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Froggy Jumps Past Continuous: Natural DisastersOnline version Storm story quiz by Светлана Гусаревич 1 What were dark clouds doing in the sky? a gathering b clearing c moving away 2 Which group was fighting a forest fire? a tourists were camping b firefighters were fighting a forest fire c emergency workers were rescuing boats 3 What were people doing when the storm suddenly began? a running to shelters b walking along the river c playing in tents 4 What were children doing outside when the storm began? a playing outside b sleeping c studying nearby 5 What was the river doing as flooding approached? a drying up b rising rapidly c drifting sideways 6 What were emergency workers doing during the storm? a leading tourists to safety b warning people about possible flooding c building fires 7 What were birds doing over the trees? a sitting on branches b flying low c flying high 8 What was thundering above us as the storm began? a thunder was crashing loudly b light rain c wind chimes 9 What were volunteers doing for families in shelters? a organizing games b giving food and blankets c taking photos 10 What was the sky doing by the evening? a getting darker b clearing up c becoming sunny 11 What weather change signaled the danger in the mountains? a Stars twinkling brightly b Sunny skies appearing c Dark clouds gathering in the sky 12 Which weather phenomenon caused the air to feel colder? a Humidity rising with calm skies b Warm, sunny breeze c Rapidly darkening sky and thunder 13 What action did people take as the storm began? a Set up more tents in the open b Stayed outdoors to watch the storm c Sought shelter and drove to their car 14 What natural hazard was the river causing near the camping area? a Rising water and flooding b Drying up completely c Ice forming on the surface 15 Who were warning people about possible flooding? a Tourists b Emergency workers c Local shopkeepers 16 What other crisis was happening in a different part of the region? a A drought b A forest fire c A tornado 17 What helped firefighters stop the fire? a Helicopters carrying water b Ground pour from hoses c Snow cover on hills 18 How did people respond despite danger? a Only rescue teams acted without residents nearby b Volunteers helped with food and blankets c Everyone left the region quickly 19 What was the general mood as the storm subsided? a A routine, boring day b A completely safe, calm moment c A frightening but unforgettable experience 20 What shows the overall resilience during the crisis? a People helping each other and rescuers working b Only animals feared the events c No one helped anyone

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Past Continuous: Natural DisastersOnline version

by Светлана Гусаревич

What were dark clouds doing in the sky?

Which group was fighting a forest fire?

What were people doing when the storm suddenly began?

What were children doing outside when the storm began?

What was the river doing as flooding approached?

What were emergency workers doing during the storm?

What were birds doing over the trees?

What was thundering above us as the storm began?

What were volunteers doing for families in shelters?

What was the sky doing by the evening?

What weather change signaled the danger in the mountains?

Which weather phenomenon caused the air to feel colder?

What action did people take as the storm began?

What natural hazard was the river causing near the camping area?

Who were warning people about possible flooding?

What other crisis was happening in a different part of the region?

What helped firefighters stop the fire?

How did people respond despite danger?

What was the general mood as the storm subsided?

What shows the overall resilience during the crisis?