giải giúp m vs ạ D. The time of year when they are most likely to strike.,Exercise 3: Read the passage and then decide whether the sentences are True(T) or False(F).,D. Natural disasters are some things that can happen in nature that can be very dangerous. They can incle,things like hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, and floods. These events can cause a lot of damage to houses to,buildings and even hurt people and animals. It's important to know what to do if a natural disaster happer,like listening to warnings or finding a safe place to go. Remember, it's always better to be prepared than caug,off guard!,

No.,Statements,T,F
1.,"Natural disasters can include things like hunicanes, earthquakes, tornadoes,",,
2.,Natural disasters cannot cause any damage to houses and buildings.,,
3.,Natural disasters can hurt people and animals.,,
4.,It's not important to know what to do if a natural disaster happens.,,
5.,Being prepared for a natural disaster is not necessary.,,

,2,WHAT IS A TSUNAMI,A tsunami is a string of large ocean waves. Some people call it a "wave train" or a "tidal wave." Tsunamis, unil,normal ocean waves, are not caused by tides. The word tsunami comes from the Japanese. Tsunamis are cause,by a sudden, large motion on the ocean floor. They can be caused by an earthquake under the ocean. Sometim,an underwater landslide or volcano is the cause. When one of these things happens, the energy passes throug,the ocean water. Just like the ripples from a rock being thrown into a pond, the energy released by one of the,motions spreads out in all directions.,The energy can travel many miles away. Tsunamis move at high speeds. Most tsunamis happen in the Pac,Ocean. In the deep waters, a tsunami may travel 450 miles per hour. Out in the ocean, a tsunami may be hard,see. As it comes close to shore, its speed slows down. The height of the wave builds. The tsunami may sudder,rise into a wave ten to one hundred feet high. These large waves are a disaster for coastal regions and peor,living there. Tsunami warning networks alert people living along coastlines in the Pacific Ocean. Wher,warning is sounded, people can move away from the coast to higher ground. The wavelength can be as long,150 miles. This means the time (wave period) between the giant waves is long, too. Giant waves on shore,last for hours or even days after the earthquake or other disturbance.,(Adapted from Edhelp,

No.,Statements,T,F
1.,"''Wave train'' or ''tidal wave'' is another term for tsunami.",,
2.,Tsunamis often come from Japan.,,
3.,A tsunami may be hard to see because it may travel 450 miles per hour.,,
4.,"Only people living along coastlines in the Pacific Ocean are alerted with
tsunami warning networks.",,
5.,Big waves on shore can last very long after the earthquake.,,

,Exercise 4: Read the passage and answer the questions.

Question

giải giúp m vs ạ D. The time of year when they are most likely to strike.,Exercise 3: Read the passage and then decide whether the sentences are True(T) or False(F).,D. Natural disasters are some things that can happen in nature that can be very dangerous. They can incle,things like hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, and floods. These events can cause a lot of damage to houses to,buildings and even hurt people and animals. It's important to know what to do if a natural disaster happer,like listening to warnings or finding a safe place to go. Remember, it's always better to be prepared than caug,off guard!,

No.,Statements,T,F
1.,"Natural disasters can include things like hunicanes, earthquakes, tornadoes,",,
2.,Natural disasters cannot cause any damage to houses and buildings.,,
3.,Natural disasters can hurt people and animals.,,
4.,It's not important to know what to do if a natural disaster happens.,,
5.,Being prepared for a natural disaster is not necessary.,,

,2,WHAT IS A TSUNAMI,A tsunami is a string of large ocean waves. Some people call it a "wave train" or a "tidal wave." Tsunamis, unil,normal ocean waves, are not caused by tides. The word tsunami comes from the Japanese. Tsunamis are cause,by a sudden, large motion on the ocean floor. They can be caused by an earthquake under the ocean. Sometim,an underwater landslide or volcano is the cause. When one of these things happens, the energy passes throug,the ocean water. Just like the ripples from a rock being thrown into a pond, the energy released by one of the,motions spreads out in all directions.,The energy can travel many miles away. Tsunamis move at high speeds. Most tsunamis happen in the Pac,Ocean. In the deep waters, a tsunami may travel 450 miles per hour. Out in the ocean, a tsunami may be hard,see. As it comes close to shore, its speed slows down. The height of the wave builds. The tsunami may sudder,rise into a wave ten to one hundred feet high. These large waves are a disaster for coastal regions and peor,living there. Tsunami warning networks alert people living along coastlines in the Pacific Ocean. Wher,warning is sounded, people can move away from the coast to higher ground. The wavelength can be as long,150 miles. This means the time (wave period) between the giant waves is long, too. Giant waves on shore,last for hours or even days after the earthquake or other disturbance.,(Adapted from Edhelp,

No.,Statements,T,F
1.,"''Wave train'' or ''tidal wave'' is another term for tsunami.",,
2.,Tsunamis often come from Japan.,,
3.,A tsunami may be hard to see because it may travel 450 miles per hour.,,
4.,"Only people living along coastlines in the Pacific Ocean are alerted with 
 tsunami warning networks.",,
5.,Big waves on shore can last very long after the earthquake.,,

,Exercise 4: Read the passage and answer the questions.

Accepted Answer

1. True (T)
2. False (F)
3. True (T)
4. False (F)
5. False (F)

Here are the answers to the statements:

1. T
2. F (The word tsunami comes from Japanese, but tsunamis do not often come from Japan)
3. F (A tsunami may be hard to see out in the ocean, but the speed is not the reason. It's because of its height in deep waters)
4. T (According to the passage, tsunami warning networks alert people living along coastlines in the Pacific Ocean)
5. T (According to the passage, giant waves on shore can last for hours or even days after the earthquake or other disturbance)

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