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Puryani Nyni
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The document discusses different types of natural disasters such as earthquakes, volcanoes, hurricanes and storms. It provides statistics on various disasters and explores their impacts, listing books about earthquakes in San Francisco, volcanoes in Hawaii, hurricanes and future extreme weather. The document also contains exercises asking the reader to identify words related to different disasters and suggesting writing a homework assignment about surviving an earthquake.

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earthquake volcano hurricane storm 1 4 1 2 3 5 6 7 Volcano & Earthquake Volcano & Earthquake Disaster! The Great San Francisco Earthquake and Fire of 1906 Under the Volcano: A Novel Hidden Big Island of Hawaii: Including the Volcanoes National Park Sudden Sea: The Great Hurricane of 1938 A Life Time in the Eye of the Storm The Coming Storm: Extreme Weather and Our Terrifying Future
Volcanoes: They are the that shape our planet. Hurricane: There are walls of , which homes and families out to sea. They are and will cause destructions. Storm: This is an weather. Earthquake: They are that shape our planet. They can almost the whole city and cause that make houses burn down. Workshop Try to find the words and expressions in the text to fill in the form and underline the sentences in the text: eruptions water sweep terrible extreme quakes fires destroy
worksho p Which disaster do you want to know more about, volcanoes, earthquakes, hurricanes or storms?Why? And which book will you choose to read? Why?
Facts about Earthquake Modern scientists give us more rational . But it, too, show just how we really are. Earthquakes happen ,because on the vast slow scale, the entire of the planet is in motion. The earth crust is into broad pieces called Tictanic plates flowing the liquid mental hundreds of . These plates are constantly moving. ´..The movement is incredibly , about half an inch per hour, or just about the speed of finger nails¨ growth. In some parts of the world, the plates collide. One plate slides or the other. The forces push up the crust, mountains and volcanoes. of all earthquakes happen the boundaries between Tictanic plates. explanations small surface divided above miles below slow under pass forming 95% along
The Great San Francisco Earthquake and Fire of 1906 e.g . If the houses had been strong enough, they wouldn¨t have fallen down. , there wouldn¨t have been so many people who died then. If It had been well predicted People then had known more about earthquakes The earthquake had not been that strong ´´.. (More than 3,000)
Disasters can be caused by nature and also us human being. For example: S A R S
How much do you know about SARS? 1. We should often clean our hands to prevent being infected with the SARS virus. 2. We should often close the windows to keep the virus out 3. We should do more exercise to make our body defensive against SARS 4. SARS is for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome. 5. If we had remembered to protect the environment, we wouldn¨t have been hit by SARS T F T T T 2.We should often open the windows to keep the air circulating well. T
S A R S evere cute espiratory ydrome mile nd emain mile optimistic strong brave To Be united ´´. confident calm relaxed
If we had remembered to protect the environment, we wouldn¨t have been so badly hit by SARS! Why should we protect the planet? We have only one world..
Keep , we¨ll never fail in front of any disaster. And Join our hands to our What should we do? Smiling, protect
Time: Richter Scale: Death: More: Morning of April 18, 1906 7.7C 7.9 More than 3,000 It destroyed almost the whole city and cause a fire that lasted for 3 days. And the firefighters fought bravely against the fires. Buildings destroyed: 28,000 buildings, including the homes of three-quarters of the city's population What happened then?
HOMEWORK Imagine you were one who survived an earthquake, how do you feel about the experience in an earthquake? Including: 1.Your experience in an earthquake. 2. How and why could you survive the earthquake? 3. What lessons have you learned from this unforgettable experience.

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  • 3. earthquake volcano hurricane storm 1 4 1 2 3 5 6 7 Volcano & Earthquake Volcano & Earthquake Disaster! The Great San Francisco Earthquake and Fire of 1906 Under the Volcano: A Novel Hidden Big Island of Hawaii: Including the Volcanoes National Park Sudden Sea: The Great Hurricane of 1938 A Life Time in the Eye of the Storm The Coming Storm: Extreme Weather and Our Terrifying Future
  • 4. Volcanoes: They are the that shape our planet. Hurricane: There are walls of , which homes and families out to sea. They are and will cause destructions. Storm: This is an weather. Earthquake: They are that shape our planet. They can almost the whole city and cause that make houses burn down. Workshop Try to find the words and expressions in the text to fill in the form and underline the sentences in the text: eruptions water sweep terrible extreme quakes fires destroy
  • 5. worksho p Which disaster do you want to know more about, volcanoes, earthquakes, hurricanes or storms?Why? And which book will you choose to read? Why?
  • 6. Facts about Earthquake Modern scientists give us more rational . But it, too, show just how we really are. Earthquakes happen ,because on the vast slow scale, the entire of the planet is in motion. The earth crust is into broad pieces called Tictanic plates flowing the liquid mental hundreds of . These plates are constantly moving. ´..The movement is incredibly , about half an inch per hour, or just about the speed of finger nails¨ growth. In some parts of the world, the plates collide. One plate slides or the other. The forces push up the crust, mountains and volcanoes. of all earthquakes happen the boundaries between Tictanic plates. explanations small surface divided above miles below slow under pass forming 95% along
  • 7. The Great San Francisco Earthquake and Fire of 1906 e.g . If the houses had been strong enough, they wouldn¨t have fallen down. , there wouldn¨t have been so many people who died then. If It had been well predicted People then had known more about earthquakes The earthquake had not been that strong ´´.. (More than 3,000)
  • 8. Disasters can be caused by nature and also us human being. For example: S A R S
  • 9. How much do you know about SARS? 1. We should often clean our hands to prevent being infected with the SARS virus. 2. We should often close the windows to keep the virus out 3. We should do more exercise to make our body defensive against SARS 4. SARS is for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome. 5. If we had remembered to protect the environment, we wouldn¨t have been hit by SARS T F T T T 2.We should often open the windows to keep the air circulating well. T
  • 11. If we had remembered to protect the environment, we wouldn¨t have been so badly hit by SARS! Why should we protect the planet? We have only one world..
  • 12. Keep , we¨ll never fail in front of any disaster. And Join our hands to our What should we do? Smiling, protect
  • 13. Time: Richter Scale: Death: More: Morning of April 18, 1906 7.7C 7.9 More than 3,000 It destroyed almost the whole city and cause a fire that lasted for 3 days. And the firefighters fought bravely against the fires. Buildings destroyed: 28,000 buildings, including the homes of three-quarters of the city's population What happened then?
  • 14. HOMEWORK Imagine you were one who survived an earthquake, how do you feel about the experience in an earthquake? Including: 1.Your experience in an earthquake. 2. How and why could you survive the earthquake? 3. What lessons have you learned from this unforgettable experience.