Storm Hits Florida, Ruins Citrus Crop

A storm hits Florida, losing strength as it moves north but still causing significant damage. In Miami, milder winds help with transportation issues. However, the state's citrus crop suffers severe damage, with losses estimated at $20 million.

What happens to the storm as it moves northward?

• It dissipates completely.

• It gains strength.

• It loses force.

• It remains unchanged.

How fast are the winds blowing during the storm's rampage?

• 80 miles an hour

• 70 miles an hour

• 60 miles an hour

• 50 miles an hour

What effect do milder winds have in Miami?

• They worsen the transportation problem.

• They help with the transportation problem.

• They cause more damage.

• They have no effect on transportation.

What is the estimated financial damage to the citrus fruit crop?

• $25 million

• $20 million

• $15 million

• $10 million

Which area is specifically mentioned as being affected by the storm?

• Jacksonville

• Orlando

• Tampa

• Miami