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Natural Disasters: Past Continuous Quiz

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Natural Disasters: Past Continuous QuizOnline version

Past Continuous in disaster scenes

by Светлана Гусаревич
1

Which sentence in the passage uses the past continuous tense to describe ongoing action?

2

What was happening when the storm suddenly began?

3

What were volunteers doing to help families waiting in shelters?

4

Which sentence shows the river’s ongoing change during the storm?

5

What were people doing while seeking shelter from the storm?

6

Which animals’ action is described as they respond to the fire?

7

What was the weather doing as the storm approached and intensified?

8

What were firefighters doing during the forest fire crisis?

9

Which activity illustrates simultaneous actions during the emergency?

10

What happened by the evening according to the text?

Объяснение

Correct. 'Was blowing' shows past continuous describing ongoing past action.

Correct. 'Were gathering' indicates ongoing action at that moment.

Correct. The text states volunteers were giving food and blankets.

Correct. 'Was rising' is past continuous describing a developing situation.

Correct. 'Were looking' indicates ongoing action at that time.

Correct. 'Were escaping' describes ongoing action.

Correct. 'Was changing' shows ongoing change.

Correct. 'Were fighting' indicates ongoing action.

Correct. 'Were driving' and 'were warning' show simultaneous actions.

Correct. 'Was slowing down' describes the situation improving by evening.

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