
natural disasters
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STEPHANIE NAVARRETE
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Types of Natural Disasters
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What is a natural disaster?
A red letter day
A bad thing caused by a bad person
They are events that causes suffering brought on by nature
An event that causes suffering brought on by an enemy
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What are some natural disasters?
A war
hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, tsunamis, and rain
hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, tsunamis, and volcanoes
A very bad day
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Choose the image that shows a volcano
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Choose the image that shows a tornado
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Choose the image that shows a drought
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Choose the image that shows a forest fire
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Choose the image that shows a flood
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Choose the image that shows an earthquake
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Choose the image that shows a tsunami
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Tsunamis are caused by...
underwater Earthquakes that create large ripples in the water that eventually push out into land.
someone leaving the faucet running for too long.
someone doing a huge cannon ball in the middle of the ocean.
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Choose the image that shows lava
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Where do wildfires happen?
near the ocean
between the earth plates
in hot and dry forests
around the earth plates
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Choose the image that shows a landslide
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True or False: Most wildfires happen because people are not careful.
False
True
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Choose the image that shows a hurricane
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What causes an Earthquake?
Tectonic plates in the Earth moving and sliding.
Giants racing across the Earth.
Masses of people jumping up and down all at once.
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Floods:
This natural disaster is the most common on the coasts of the USA. The heaviest rains cause this, and as a result the cities or villages get full of water
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Earthquakes:
These have caused the a lot of damage in many countries. It happens when the ground shakes. Japan has the highest rate of earthquakes.
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Hurricanes:
It is the strongest storm with a violent wind. They are very common in Florida, USA and the Caribbean.
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Wildfires:
A huge fire which destroys a great area of land, especially in forests and green areas. In summer, it is the most dangerous disaster for wildlife and people
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Drought:
It is a long period of time when it doesn’t rain at all. This causes people to lose their crops, and it causes hunger.
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The longest drought was in the Atacama desert in Chile.
The worst earthquake was in Japan in 2011.
The biggest flood was in the USA in 2005.
The most dangerous hurricane was in Mexico.
The most recent wildfire was in Portugal.
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The longest drought was in the Atacama desert in Chile.
The worst earthquake was in Japan in 2011.
The biggest flood was in the USA in 2005.
The most dangerous hurricane was in Mexico.
The most recent wildfire was in Portugal.
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The longest drought was in the Atacama desert in Chile.
The worst earthquake was in Japan in 2011.
The biggest flood was in the USA in 2005.
The most dangerous hurricane was in Mexico.
The most recent wildfire was in Portugal.
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The longest drought was in the Atacama desert in Chile.
The worst earthquake was in Japan in 2011.
The biggest flood was in the USA in 2005.
The most dangerous hurricane was in Mexico.
The most recent wildfire was in Portugal.
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Which Natural Disaster is this?
Volcanic eruption
Landslide eruption
Tornado
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Which picture better relates to "Tsunami"?
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Which Natural Disaster caused this?
Flood
Earthquake
Volcanic Eruption
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Which picture better relates to "Hurricane"?
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Which picture better relates to "Forest Fire"?
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Which Natural Disaster could have caused this?
A landslide.
An avalanche.
A volcanic eruption.
A flood.
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Topos de Tlatelolco, the Real Heroes
The rescue team Topos de Tlatelolco is a Mexican group of people who help people in case of natural disasters in Mexico or any part of the world. They work for free, so they are a non-profit organization created in Mexico. The organization started when the most terrible earthquake happened in the capital of Mexico on September 19, 1985. Nowadays, there are about two hundred volunteers - including rescue dogs- and every year it’s a bigger group.
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They say it’s easier to help in an emergency with a big group than with a small one. Each year, they train volunteers to be part of this team. They are all professional and willing to help. Some volunteers say they feel satisfied when they collaborate in a rescue mission. They look for people under destroyed buildings, give survivors emotional support, and provide food. This non-profit organization can travel from one place to another faster than before because they have some help from the Mexican government.
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Vocabulary
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non-profit
con derechos de autor
sin fines de lucro
donación
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rescue
liberar
rescatar
guardar
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program
programa
curriculo
mesa
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volunteer
voluntario
empleado
trabajador
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Complete the sentences about the reading. Choose one word from the box.
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Topos de Tlatelolco is a .............. team.
non-profit
rescue
program
volunteers
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This is a Mexican .................organization.
non-profit
rescue
program
volunteers
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..................and dogs are part of the team
non-profit
rescue
program
volunteers
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This rescue group has a training for...................new volunteers.
non-profit
rescue
program
volunteers
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Match
Huge waves of water that crash on shore after under water disturbances
A small storm formed over land that usually only last for a few minutes
When Magma beneath the Earth's crust heat and pressure builds and it pushes out
Huge Spinning storm that form over warm ocean water
Happens when part of the solid ground beneath the surface suddenly shifts
Tsunami
Tornado
Volcanoe
Hurricane
Earthquake
Tsunami
Tornado
Volcanoe
Hurricane
Earthquake
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Multiple Choice
Earthquakes under the ocean can cause
Tornadoes
Lightening
Tsunamis
Thunderstorms
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Why is it important to avoid flood waters after a tsunami or hurricane?
Another storm could be approaching
You don't have avoid them! Go swim!
It can contain dangerous debris. Underground or downed power lines can electrically charge the water.
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BEFORE a wildfire, what should homeowners do to protect their property?
Cover windows and glass doors with plywood or storm shutters
Secure all heavy furniture to the floor
Clear dry brush/ vegetation away from the home
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BEFORE a hurricane, what should be done to mitigate the damage?
Remove all brush and grass from around your home.
Go outside to watch where the hurricane is moving
Go to the basement and stay put
Cover windows and glass doors with plywood or storm shutters
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When will the risk of wildfires increase?
Little amounts of precipitation, less wind
Little amounts of precipitation, more wind
High amounts of precipitation, more wind
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Identify the catastrophic event:
Hurricane
Tsunami
Tornado
Wildfire
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Which is false?
an earthquake can cause a tsunami
a hurricane can cause flooding
a tsunami can cause flooding
a wildfire can cause an earthquake
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Hurricanes, thunderstorms, and blizzards are all meteorological disasters. What does "meteorological" mean?
Ocean-based
Caused by meteors
Related to the weather
Unpredictable
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What causes an Earthquake?
Tectonic plates in the Earth moving and sliding.
Giants racing across the Earth.
Masses of people jumping up and down all at once.
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Which of the following best describes a Wildfire?
a violent rotating column of wind
a large storm that forms over warm waters
a large mountain that has a vent at the top that erupts with ash and lava
a large, destructive fire that spreads quickly over woodlands or brush
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In which season are Wildfires most common?
Fall
Winter
Spring
Summer
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True or False: Most Wildfires are started by humans.
True
False
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What is the purpose of a fire line?
To spread out flammable objects so that the fire will not be able to reach them
To create a line for the fire to follow
To prevent a fire from starting
To create a safe haven for young woodland creatures who are trying to escape from a fire
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What is the best thing to do when you see the tideline of a coast go way out into the ocean
Run to higher ground
Go collect all the amazing sea shells
remove all brush and debris from the area
start building a wall or drainage system
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