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12 Slides • 45 Questions

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June 20, 2025

Unit 4 Read 2 Part 1

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Question image

What is this?

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Multiple Choice

A supervolcano is larger and more powerful than a normal volcano.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are caused by weather changes.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

All volcanic eruptions are dangerous and destroy everything around them.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Tornadoes are the same as hurricanes.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Yellowstone National Park is located in the US.

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True

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False

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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 Utsunomiya

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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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Preparing to read (p.85)

Look up the meaning of the 10 words
Additional vocabulary?:
exceptionally (G1), extinction(G1), geologist (G2), sequence of events 2, plume 3, water vapor 3, caldera 4, haze 4, debris 5, catastrophic 5, devastating 6, periodically 6, geophysicist 7, unrest 7, theorize 8, lava 8

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Preparing to read (p. 85) A. 1

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Bonus question: Synonym for entire?

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Preparing to read (p. 85) A. 2. volcanic

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Preparing to read (p. 85) A. 2. ? areas

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Bonus question: Synonym for vast

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A. 3. ? record

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  1. 4. Natural disasters often ?

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  1. Adjective form for threaten

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  1. 5. Earthquakes occur when ?

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  1. 5. inside Earth's crust ?

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  1. 5. huge ?

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  1. 5. cause buildings to shake violently and ?

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Bonus question: Noun form of explode

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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?

♡ leader

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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?

♤ Leader

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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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media

Will the supervolcano erupt again?

♢ Leader

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A waking Giant?

♣️ Leader

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Understanding the reading A. because they are ? in size

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Understanding the reading A. because and more ?

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Understanding the reading A. One supervolcano is located under

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Understanding the reading A. and has been there for at least

.

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Understanding the reading A. Scientists believe that there have been three ?

-

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Understanding the reading A. it releases into the air can block

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Understanding the reading A. resulting in

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Understanding the reading A. 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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Fill in the Blank

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

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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 Blank

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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