(read Wild weather) 4 Why was the rain in Nashville considered to be an extreme event? a. There was a lot of rain over a long time period. b. It doesn’t usually rain in Nashville. c. There was a lot of rain in a short time.

(read Communal table) What do the majordomos do? a. cook the food for La Rejunta b. grow the food for La Rejunta c. organise La Rejunta

(read Communal table) What’s unusual about La Rejunta? a. A huge amount of food is made. b. The event lasts for many days. c. The ingredients are very unusual.

(read Wild weather) Extreme weather can by caused by ... a. satellites above the Earth. b. water vapour in the atmosphere. c. very hot summers.

(read Communal table) According to the second paragraph, which sentence is true? a. Not many people want to be majordomos. b. People wait a long time to be majordomos. c. Virginia Meza Torres has been a majordomo for 14 years.

(read Wild weather) Where does atmospheric water vapour come from? a. the land b. the ocean c. greenhouse gases

(read Wild weather) We can use satellites to ... a. change where storms will happen. b. trap greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. c. measure changes in atmospheric water vapour.

(read Communal table) According to the second paragraph, which sentence is true? a. All the food for the meal is from the local area. b. It takes a week to organise La Rejunta. c. The majordomos do everything themselves.

(read Communal table) How do people get to El señor de Chalma? a. by bus b. by car c. on foot

(read Wild weather) The article says extreme weather is ... a. becoming more common. b. not a natural occurrence. c. hard for scientists to understand.

(read Wild weather) According to Michael Oppenheimer ... a. we don’t understand extreme weather events. b. we can limit the effects of extreme weather. c. we can stop climate change.

(read Wild weather) What happened after the extreme rain in Rio de Janeiro? a. There were major floods. b. There were many deaths. c. Millions of people were affected.