The document provides information about volcanoes from a student worksheet. It includes a listening comprehension section with multiple choice questions about famous volcanoes like Mount Etna and Mount Vesuvius. There is a reading comprehension section about the massive volcanic eruption on the island of Santorini around 1600 BCE that may have contributed to the decline of the Minoan civilization. The worksheet also includes exercises to practice vocabulary terms related to volcanoes like cone, crater, dormant, and extinct. Students are tasked with writing sentences using conditional and causal language to demonstrate their understanding of volcanic processes and events.
The document provides information about volcanoes from a student worksheet. It includes a listening comprehension section with multiple choice questions about famous volcanoes like Mount Etna and Mount Vesuvius. There is a reading comprehension section about the massive volcanic eruption on the island of Santorini around 1600 BCE that may have contributed to the decline of the Minoan civilization. The worksheet also includes exercises to practice vocabulary terms related to volcanoes like cone, crater, dormant, and extinct. Students are tasked with writing sentences using conditional and causal language to demonstrate their understanding of volcanic processes and events.
The document provides information about volcanoes from a student worksheet. It includes a listening comprehension section with multiple choice questions about famous volcanoes like Mount Etna and Mount Vesuvius. There is a reading comprehension section about the massive volcanic eruption on the island of Santorini around 1600 BCE that may have contributed to the decline of the Minoan civilization. The worksheet also includes exercises to practice vocabulary terms related to volcanoes like cone, crater, dormant, and extinct. Students are tasked with writing sentences using conditional and causal language to demonstrate their understanding of volcanic processes and events.
The document provides information about volcanoes from a student worksheet. It includes a listening comprehension section with multiple choice questions about famous volcanoes like Mount Etna and Mount Vesuvius. There is a reading comprehension section about the massive volcanic eruption on the island of Santorini around 1600 BCE that may have contributed to the decline of the Minoan civilization. The worksheet also includes exercises to practice vocabulary terms related to volcanoes like cone, crater, dormant, and extinct. Students are tasked with writing sentences using conditional and causal language to demonstrate their understanding of volcanic processes and events.
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Name : ________________ ____________________________________________________________________
Class : 5 IPeka ____________________________________________________________________
UNIT 7 VOLCANOES [REVIEW] OUR WORLD [NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LEARNING] 4. How many people live near Mount Vesuvius today? ____________________________________________________________________ A. LISTENING ____________________________________________________________________ LISTEN CAREFULLY AND COMPLETE THE SENTENCES BELOW. TR. B20 Two eruptions in Indonesia changed the world. The first, Tambora in 1815, sent gases 1. Mount Etna is ________________________________ erupting volcano. into the sky circled Earth. Because of that eruption, Europe and North America had no summer in 1816. The weather changed a lot! In 1883, Krakatoa sent ash 60,000 (37 2. The Island of Hawaii is created by _______________________________ miles) into the sky! Earth’s temperature dropped for five years. It was the biggest eruption in history. 3. The volcano Nyamuragira had __________________________________ 5. What eruptions in Indonesian changed the world? 4. Kilauea is _____________________ volcano in the Hawaiian Islands. _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ 5. Popocatepetl’s eruption made 50.000 people _________________________ ____________________ 6. What areas had no summer in1816? _________________________________________________________________ B. READING _________________________________________________________________ Eruptions That Changed the World 7. What happened after Krakatoa erupted? The island of Santorini (once called Thera), in Greece, is on half a volcano. The other _________________________________________________________________ half of the volcano exploded and disappeared in 1600 BCE. A culture, the Minoans, may have disappeared with it. Ash from the eruption has been found as far away as _________________________________________________________________ Egypt. Because of the explosion, crops died and rain and temperature changed for years. C. WRITING 1. When did the other half of volcano explode? COMBINE THE TWO SENTENCES USED ‘IF’ TYPED 1. ____________________________________________________________________ 1. The magma explodes. / Melted rock comes to the surface. ____________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ 2. What happened after that eruption? ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ 2. The ash is hot. / It burns everything it touches. _________________________________________________________________ Today, three million people live near Mount Vesuvius in Italy. However, in 79 CE, it _________________________________________________________________ erupted. The explosion sent ash 24,000 meters (15 miles) into the air. The sky was dark because of the eruption. Hot ash ran down the cone and burned everything in its way. In two hours, two cities were gone.
3. Animals run away. / A volcano explodes.
3. Were three cities gone in two hours?Why? _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________
4. If it rains tomorrow, ______________________________________________
5. If my pencil breaks, ______________________________________________ 6. If I go to the park this weekend, ____________________________________
COMPLETE THE SENTENCES BELOW
active cone crater dormant extinct
1. A(n) ________________________ volcano sends steam into the air.
2. When a volcano erupts, it can leave a ______________________ at the top. 3. Some trees are _______________________ in the winter and have no leaves. 1. _______________________________________________________________ 4. When no animals of a species are alive, that species is ________________________________________________________________ ____________________ 5. Volcanoes are often shaped like a ______________________________ 2. _______________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ CIRCLE THE CORRECT WORDS. 1. A volcano is dormant / extinct if it has not been active for 20 years. 3. _______________________________________________________________ 2. A big volcanic eruption may leave a cone / crater at the top of the mountain. ________________________________________________________________ 3. Magma can push through deep / melted cracks in the earth. 4. _______________________________________________________________ 4. A crater is created when the cone of a volcano covers / explodes. ________________________________________________________________ 5. An eruption can release thick / calm clouds of steam. 5. _______________________________________________________________ 6. Ash from a volcano can erupt / cover the land for many kilometers. ________________________________________________________________ 7. Gases can escape from cones / cracks in the surface / cover of the earth. 8. Thick / Melted rock pushes up from deep heat / inside a volcano.
Cr. Ce NINI {February, 2020}
WRITE THE SENTENCES BY USING ‘BECAUSE OF’ BASED ON THE PICTURE BELOW.