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Wonderful World - Master 6 (Unit 5 Review)

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  • When did the dust storm in Sydney occur?
    December 25, 2015
    March 10, 2020
    September 23, 2009
    July 4, 2001
  • What is the role of a “spokesperson”?
    A person who fights fires
    A weather expert
    Someone who speaks for a group
    A news writer
  • What is a “particle”?
    A type of wind
    A very small piece
    A desert animal
    A large object
  • What did police ask drivers to do?
    Turn on headlights and drive slowly
    Turn off lights
    Speed up
    Stay home
  • What is a “souvenir”?
    A kind of food
    A news report
    A reminder of a special event
    A type of bird
  • What is “visibility”?
    How far you can see
    A sound level
    A type of dust
    A weather warning
  • Who was on full alert during the storm?
    Only police
    Emergency departments
    School teachers
    Zoo workers
  • Why were birds falling from the sky?
    They were affected by the dust
    They were playing
    They were flying too fast
    They were cold
  • How do camels protect themselves in sandstorms?
    They close their nostrils and use a third eyelid
    They lie down
    They drink water
    They bury themselves
  • What did the dust storm cover in the city?
    Rivers and lakes
    Buildings and vehicles
    Only plants
    Only people
  • What caused the dust storm?
    Heavy rain
    Strong winds picking up dust
    An earthquake
    A tornado
  • What color was the sky during the storm?
    Green
    Gray
    Blue
    Red
  • What happened to people with breathing problems?
    They were fine
    They had to stay indoors
    They went to the beach
    They ran outside
  • What is the meaning of “treat”?
    Tell a story
    Drive carefully
    Give medical care
    Hit something
  • How much dust was picked up?
    1 million tons
    10 million tons
    16 million tons
    100 thousand tons
  • What happened the day after the storm?
    It rained
    The sky returned to normal
    Another storm came
    A holiday began
  • What is “asthma”?
    A skin disease
    A type of allergy
    A condition that makes breathing difficult
    A bone injury
  • How fast were the winds during the storm?
    60 km/h
    100 km/h
    30 km/h
    150 km/h
  • What is a “phenomenon”?
    A new store
    An unusual event in nature
    A weather report
    A piece of music
  • Why were fire alarms going off?
    Dust particles activated them
    They were broken
    People pulled them
    Fires were everywhere
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