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Lesson 15
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Advanced English
Lesson 15 - Weather
Listening

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• Listen to a dialog of two people talking about hurricanes.
• Answer listening comprehension questions.

 

English Listening Exercise

 

Review of Key Words

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Hurricanes

Instructions
Listen to the dialog. Select the correct answer to the questions according to what they say in the dialog.

Listen to the dialog

1. How is a tropical storm different from a hurricane?
    A hurricane has at least 74 miles per hour winds. A hurricane is colder. A hurricane includes snow. A hurricane is in the Pacific Ocean.

2. What do people do to prepare for a hurricane?
    People open their windows. People eat lots of food. People buy food, water, and batteries.

3. What do people do during the hurricane?
    People open their windows. Board up their houses and stay inside. People go to the stores.

4. What do people do after the hurricane?
    People help each other. People shut off their electricity. People buy food, water, and batteries.

 

 

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