Destructive Forces

How are wildfires like rainstorms?

• Wildfires and rainstorms are both almost always destructive.

• Wildfires and rainstorms are both almost always deadly.

• Wildfires and rainstorms are both a force of nature.

Which of the following sentences uses the word 'destructive' correctly?

• The destructive child built a beautiful sandcastle.

• The storm was destructive, causing damage to many homes.

• She was destructive in her kindness towards others.

• The book was destructive in its peaceful message.

What is the antonym of 'destructive'?

• Harmful

• Beneficial

• Ruinous

• Devastating

Choose the sentence that best describes a destructive force.

• The gentle breeze was soothing and calm.

• The earthquake caused buildings to collapse.

• The sun shone brightly on the clear day.

• The flowers bloomed beautifully in spring.

In literature, which of the following is often portrayed as a destructive force?

• Love

• Nature

• Friendship

• Wisdom

Which word best completes the sentence: 'The hurricane was a _______ force that left the town in ruins.'

• constructive

• destructive

• creative

• productive

Identify the correct use of 'destructive' in a sentence.

• The artist's work was destructive and full of life.

• The destructive storm left the village untouched.

• Her destructive criticism was helpful and kind.

• The fire was destructive, burning down the forest.

What is a common theme in literature involving destructive forces?

• Rebirth and renewal

• Peace and harmony

• Chaos and ruin

• Love and friendship

Which sentence uses 'destructive' as an adjective?

• The destructive of the building was unexpected.

• Destructive is a noun in this sentence.

• The destructive storm approached quickly.

• Destructive can be a verb.

Which of the following is an example of a destructive force in nature?

• A gentle rain

• A blooming flower

• A volcanic eruption

• A calm sea