Unit 4: Weather and Climate (In-Class) | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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A review of the vocabulary and grammar for unit 4 from the Prism 1 textbook.

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not everything, but very close to it

almost (adv)

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to lie on the surface of something

cover (v)

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can harm or hurt someone or something

dangerous (adj)

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extremely large in size or amount

huge (adj)

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to continue for a period of time

last (v)

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a flash of bright light in the sky during a storm

lightning (n)

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the sudden loud noise that comes from a flash of lightening

thunder (n)

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a big, unpleasant surprise

shock (n)

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to increase; to go up

rise (v)

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to choose between one possibility or another

decide (v)

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paying attention to what you are doing so that you do not have an accident, make a mistake, or damage something

careful (adj)

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rain or snow that falls to the ground

precipitation (n)

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to decrease, to fall or go down

drop (v)

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Look at the graph and complete the sentence. In July, there are high / low temperatures.

high

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Look at the graph and complete the sentence. The maximum / minimum temperature is 90F (32C) in July.

maximum

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Look at the graph and complete the sentence. In December, there are high / low temperatures.

low

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