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Unit 4 Read 2

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Let's Talk!

Have you experienced any natural disaster? If so, what was it? When? How? Where?

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What is this?

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Multiple Choice

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What is the molten rock from a volcano called BEFORE it erupts at the Earth's surface?
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hot rocks
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fire
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magma
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lava

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Multiple Choice

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Which natural disaster causes most of its damage due to shaking?

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volcanoes

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tsunamis

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hurricanes

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earthquakes

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Multiple Choice

Hurricane Katrina made landfall in 2005 and destroyed the levee system in what U.S. city

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Baton Rouge

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Atlanta

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Houston

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New Orleans

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Multiple Choice

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Rocks and soil are weakened by weathering and move very quickly downhill.

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Landslide

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Tornado

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Earthquake

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Volcano

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Flood

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Multiple Choice

Where is the most active volcano???

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Africa

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Japan

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Indonesia

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jamaica

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Multiple Choice

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What is Magma when it reaches the surface of Earth?
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Lava
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Mafic Magma
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Felsic Magma
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None of these

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Multiple Choice

Volcanoes that have not erupted for at least 10,000 years are described as...
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Sleeping
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Dormant
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Active
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Extinct

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Multiple Choice

Vocanoes are found...
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on land
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under water
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on islands
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all of the above

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Multiple Choice

What can be created by a volcano?
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a book
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a tiger
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an island
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a person

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Pop quiz: 警戒する (v)

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Pop quiz:)結果、成り行き (n)

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Multiple Choice

The media ? that there will be many typhoons in August

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tends to

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forcasts

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strikes

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Multiple Choice

There are many ? in Saitama

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residents

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income

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social structure

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Multiple Choice

We need to ? work and school life

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separate

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observe

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strike

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Multiple Choice

temporarily

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一般的な

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テンポが良い

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一時的な

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Multiple Choice

spread out

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変える

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広がる

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外に行く

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細長い水路

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Vocabulary

accumulate (v) collapse (v) continuous (adj) crack (n) entire (adj) eruption (n) explode (v) pressure (n) threaten (v) vast (adj)

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A strong hurricane can result in the destruction of a(n) ? city.

Type answer...

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Bonus question: Synonym for entire?

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The smoke and ash from a volcanic ? can spread over ...

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can spread over ? areas of land

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Bonus question: Synonym for vast

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Since 1659, the Central England Temperature series has kept a ? record of temperatures in parts of England

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Natural hazards often ? the lives of many people when they occur in highly populated places

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Adjective form for threaten

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earthquakes occur when ? inside the Earth's crust

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When the pressure inside the Earth's crust ? over time

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Large earthquakes can create huge ? in roads

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cause buildings to shake violently and ?

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In 2011, an earthquake and a tsunami caused several nuclear reactors in Japan to ?, leading to a nuclear disaster

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Open Ended

The prefix super means "above" or "beyond". In what two ways do you think a supervolcano might be different from other volcanoes?

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Reading Technique

  1. Check for all the DMs 🔺 or 🔲 or ○

  2. Circle all the numbers, name of the place(s)

  3. Skim through the text then read it through one more time

  4. Discuss with your group and check your understanding

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Skim through the text then listen to the audio

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What causes a supervolcano to erupt?

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Reading Technique

  1. Check for all the DMs 🔺 or 🔲 or ○

  2. Circle all the numbers, name of the place(s)

  3. Skim through the text then read it through one more time

  4. Discuss with your group and check your understanding

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How violent is a super-eruption?

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Reading Technique

  1. Check for all the DMs 🔺 or 🔲 or ○

  2. Circle all the numbers, name of the place(s)

  3. Skim through the text then read it through one more time

  4. Discuss with your group and check your understanding

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Will the supervolcano erupt again?

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A waking Giant?

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Supervolcanos are different from normal volcanoes because they are ? in size

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bigger in size and more ?.

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One supervolcano is located under ? and has been there...

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and has been there for at least ? years.

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Scientists believe that there have been three ? during that period

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it releases into the air can block ?,

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resulting in ? around the world.

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Yellowstone's caldera has been at unrest for the past ? years

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Multiple Choice

What is a supervolcano, and how is it different from a regular volcano?

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a. It is smaller but erupts more often than regular volcanoes.

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b. It is a type of underwater volcano.

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c. It is much bigger and more powerful than ordinary volcanoes.

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d. It erupts quietly without any damage.

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How many super-eruptions has Yellowstone experienced, according to scientists?

Type answer...

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Multiple Choice

Before the eruption

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a. The chamber becomes empty...

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c.Columns of ash may rise...

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d.Pressure forces gases to explode...

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e.The chamber pushes the surface..

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f.The intense heat melts rock...

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Multiple Choice

What causes the land above the magma chamber to form a dome?

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a. Heavy rainfall on the volcano

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b. Earthquakes from nearby mountains

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c. Pressure from magma and gases below the surface

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d. Wind erosion over thousands of years

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Multiple Choice

4. What does the word “caldera” most likely mean in the passage?

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a. A type of gas released from volcanoes

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b. A large volcanic crater formed after an eruption

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c. A kind of lava rock

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d. A small volcanic hill

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Fill in the Blanks

When did the most recent super-eruption at Yellowstone occur?



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Multiple Choice

Based on the passage, what might happen if Yellowstone erupted today?

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a. It would only damage trees in the park

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b. It could cause global cooling and affect agriculture

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c. It would help scientists study magma

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d. It would only affect weather in Wyoming

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Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of “catastrophic” as used in the passage?

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Extremely destructive

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Gradual

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Helpful

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Multiple Choice

Will the supervocano erupt again?

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Yes

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No

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Not sure

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Match

A waking giant

1870

1970s

1985

2004-2007

2007-2010

Crater of a huge extinct volcano

Caldera has risen by 30 cm

Sink by 20 cm due to earthquakes

Caldera rises 7cm a year

Ground has risen 25 cm

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Open Ended

Which eruption covered the largest amount of the US with ash?

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Multiple Select

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Columns of ash may rise many kilometers into the air.

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A plume of extreme heat rises from deep within Earth.

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The chamber pushes the surface of the land to form a dome.

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The intense heat melts rock, creating a chamber just below the surface.

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Multiple Select

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The chamber becomes empty, leaving a huge crater in the ground.

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Columns of ash may rise many kilometers into the air.

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Pressure forces gases to explode upward through cracks in the dome.

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The chamber pushes the surface of the land to form a dome.

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