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Super Storms ComprehensionOnline version Comprehension Review by Jeannine Gryn 1 What is the article "Super Storms" mainly about? a the danger of hurricanes b the power of big storms c ways to stay safe in a storm 2 What causes a storm? a There is a strong, sudden change in weather. b Air stops moving and changing. c Things fall to Earth from outer space. 3 What sometimes causes fires during thunderstorms? a lightening strikes b hailstones crashing together c loud thunder 4 What happens a few seconds after lightening flashes? a The ground dries up. b Bolts shoot between clouds. c Thunder rumbles. 5 What causes the sound of thunder? a clouds quickly gathering in one place b lightening quickly heating the air c fires crackling where lightening strikes 6 In the sentence "Hail can be the size of a marble or larger than a baseball," what detail does this sentence tell you? a what damaged crops look like b how hailstones get tossed up and down c what hail looks like 7 Which sentence from the article best explains how tornadoes can cause problems for people? a "The winds in a tornado can lift cars off the ground and rip houses apart." b "Thunderstorms sometimes give birth to tornadoes." c "More than 1,000 tornadoes strike the United States each year." 8 What does a tornado watch mean? a A tornado has been seen. b A tornado may strike soon. c A tornado has passed by. 9 What are some effects of a blizzard? a warm temperatures, high winds, and floods b low temperatures, strong winds, and heavy snow c loud thunder, lightening, and large hailstones 10 What do the following sentences tell you about hurricanes? - "Waves wash away boats and houses." "Winds uproot trees and telephones poles." " Rain causes floods." a Hurricanes form over warm water. b The center of a hurricane is called the eye. c Hurricanes are dangerous.

Super Storms ComprehensionOnline version

Comprehension Review

by Jeannine Gryn

What is the article "Super Storms" mainly about?

the danger of hurricanes

the power of big storms

ways to stay safe in a storm

What causes a storm?

There is a strong, sudden change in weather.

Air stops moving and changing.

Things fall to Earth from outer space.

What sometimes causes fires during thunderstorms?

lightening strikes

hailstones crashing together

loud thunder

What happens a few seconds after lightening flashes?

The ground dries up.

Bolts shoot between clouds.

Thunder rumbles.

What causes the sound of thunder?

clouds quickly gathering in one place

lightening quickly heating the air

fires crackling where lightening strikes

In the sentence "Hail can be the size of a marble or larger than a baseball," what detail does this sentence tell you?

what damaged crops look like

how hailstones get tossed up and down

what hail looks like

Which sentence from the article best explains how tornadoes can cause problems for people?

"The winds in a tornado can lift cars off the ground and rip houses apart."

"Thunderstorms sometimes give birth to tornadoes."

"More than 1,000 tornadoes strike the United States each year."

What does a tornado watch mean?

A tornado has been seen.

A tornado may strike soon.

A tornado has passed by.

What are some effects of a blizzard?

warm temperatures, high winds, and floods

low temperatures, strong winds, and heavy snow

loud thunder, lightening, and large hailstones

What do the following sentences tell you about hurricanes? - "Waves wash away boats and houses." "Winds uproot trees and telephones poles." " Rain causes floods."

Hurricanes form over warm water.

The center of a hurricane is called the eye.

Hurricanes are dangerous.

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Super Storms ComprehensionOnline version

by Jeannine Gryn

What is the article "Super Storms" mainly about?

What causes a storm?

What sometimes causes fires during thunderstorms?

What happens a few seconds after lightening flashes?

What causes the sound of thunder?

In the sentence "Hail can be the size of a marble or larger than a baseball," what detail does this sentence tell you?

Which sentence from the article best explains how tornadoes can cause problems for people?

What does a tornado watch mean?

What are some effects of a blizzard?

What do the following sentences tell you about hurricanes? - "Waves wash away boats and houses." "Winds uproot trees and telephones poles." " Rain causes floods."

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