Daily Test 1 Grade 5 Ok
Daily Test 1 Grade 5 Ok
Name : ______________________.
Class : ______________________.
Date : ______________________.
Listen to what the teacher says and choose the correct extreme weather.
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7. A. B. C. D.
8. A. B. C. D.
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10. A. B. C. D.
Last year, the weather forecaster told us that hurricane was coming. A hurricane is always scary, but a little
exciting, too. When a hurricane comes, we know what to do. We have a family plan. First, I had to help my dad put
heavy wood over the windows. It was hard work.
When the hurricane came, we could hear the strong winds outside. We could hear the rain coming down hard.
Then suddenly we heard a really loud noise. And then something hit our house really hard! Everyone was worried.
What could it be? After the storm, we walked outside. Part of a tree hit the wood on the window. I am so happy we
covered the windows! Next time, I won’t say the wood is too heavy.
Tornado Trouble
Tornadoes happen all over the world. There’s even a place called Tornado Alley. Josh Wurman studies extreme
weather. He joined a team of other scientists to study tornadoes in Tornado Alley. One day, the blue sky turned black. A
giant cloud came toward the team. The cloud had winds that moved in a circle. Inside his truck, Wurman watched the
storm through his window and on his instruments. Colors on the computer screen showed where the rain fell and where
the wind was the strongest.
The winds twisted the storm tighter and tighter into the shape of a funnel. When the funnel touched the ground,
it became a tornado! The tornado looked like a giant, gray elephant’s trunk. It moved one way, then another way. As the
tornado moved across the ground, the team came dangerously close. They dropped special instruments close to the
storm. These instruments showed wind speed, temperature, and how much rain was falling.
The tornado twisted and moved for half an hour. The team watched the storm and their instruments the whole
time. Then the tornado leaned over slowly like a soft rope. Poof! It was gone. The excitement was over. But Wurman and
his team have a lot more work to do. The information from their instruments will help them predict other tornadoes so
that they can warn people and save lives.
17. What did the team do when they came dangerously close to tornado?
A. They dropped special instruments C. They looked like a giant
B. They came dangerously close D. They moved one way
18. Wurman and his team used information from their instruments to ….
A. watch the storm the whole time C. have a lot more work to do
B. warn people and save lives D. predict people and save lives
Weather Change
We’ve always had extreme weather. Do you know that there is more extreme weather now than in the past?
According to many scientists, this change started when people started to burn coal, oil, and gas.
The average temperature on Earth is rising. Some droughts are longer and hotter. More of the ice on
mountains melts faster. If this water goes to the sea, the sea level rises.
Different places have different changes in the weather. Some places have less rain. Other places have more rain
and floods. In most places, there are more storms. Storms are stronger, too. The warmer sea temperatures make
hurricanes stronger.
Weather change is a fact. But we can do something. For example, we can make factories and cars more
efficient. That way, we can burn less coal, oil, and gas. We can also build stronger houses in safer areas. We can use less
energy.
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There are also some practical things that everyone can do to be prepared for more extreme weather. People
should have a plan and supplies for emergencies. People who live in areas that can flood or in hurricane areas should
19. When people started to burn coal, oil and gas,….
A. we always had extreme weather C. we have less extreme weather
B. more extreme weather happens D. the average temperature on Earth drops
b. Fill in the blanks by choosing the words from the box. Use BE GOING TO form.
36. Make 3 lists of your plan when a sandstorm is coming to your town! (3 points)
37. Continue these sentences. (3 points)
a. If they see lightning, ….
b. If the weather forecaster tells us a storm is coming ….
c. They go to shelter if ….
38. Write sentences using these words. (5 points)
a. range d. speed
b. drop e. evacuate
c. rise
39. Arrange these jumble words into a good sentence. (4 points)
a. coming – is – a – to – our – town – blizzard
b. wind – the – after – time – we – some – hear
c. feel – my – parents – scared – I – very – and
d. go – we – after – the – outside – blizzard
40. Write a paragraph about an extreme weather. It consists of at least 15 sentences. What happens if an
extreme weather comes to your town? What are you going to do? Start your paragraph by writing Let me tell
you …. (5 points)
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