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Review Unit 9 - Natural disasters
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................ is caused by the plates of the earth moving and the pressure makes magma push up through the cracks in the earth.
Volcanic eruption
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Name this natural disaster
Flood
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What does this saying mean? " Never mind."
Dung ban tam
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People cut ..... trees for fuel and farmland.
down
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What does this saying mean? ”That's a relief!"
That nhe nhom
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........ occur when a large amount of water causes the rapid erosion of soil on a steep slope.
mudslides
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What does this saying mean? ”What a pity!"
That la dang tiec
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An earthquake occurs when the ....... of the earth starts to move and the ground begins to move and shake.
plates
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A drought may result in a ........; this is when there is not enough food to feed people and they start to starve.
Famine
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The ...... shook parts of the region around Tokyo on Sunday. It was 5 on the Richter Scale.
earthquake
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Name this natural disaster
Tsunami
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Name this natural disaster
Tornado
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............. happens on a slope like a mountain or a hill. The rocks and earth become loose and fall down the slope.
A landslides
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Food is one of the most dangerous ..... in the world
disasters
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Name this natural disaster
Drought
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Thunderstorm can be ........., while tornadoes, and lighting can be life threatening. ( destroy)
destructive
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Natural disasters destroy people's lives and their ......
property
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......... people will be provided with temporary accommodation
Homeless
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.........., which is casually known as a twister, is a very large column of wind that spins around very quickly.
A tornado
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......... is the large movement of snow down the side of a mountain.
An avalanche
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