"Hurricanes"
Listening Exercise

1. to cover windows or doors with wood for protection   crowded supplies run out board up pull together
     

2. things you need, such as food, water, or tools   crowded supplies run out board up pull together
     

3. full of people   crowded supplies run out board up pull together
     

4. to work together to help each other   crowded supplies run out board up pull together
     

5. to have no more of something   crowded supplies run out board up pull together
     

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.