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1.- Check the concept map and identify the kind of text they represent:
A) Narrative texts |
B) Scientific texts |
C) Descriptive texts |
D) Instructive text |
E) Informative text |
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2.- TEXT: THE HURRICANEThere is a circus of weather under the big tent of the atmosphere. Of all the spectacles under the big top, the hurricane is the mainattraction. Like Barnum and Bailey, it is the greatest show on Earth.In Figure 1 the space shuttle captures the impressive image of Hurricane Florence churning across the Atlantic Ocean in 1994. One of the most destructive of all weather phenomena, a hurricane is a low pressure system of tropical origin that produces sustained surface winds of at least 119 km/hr. (74 mph). A hurricane has a humblebeginning, sprouting from a cluster of disjointed tropical thunderstorms. But, like a merger of small companies that creates a large corporation, these thunderstorms organize themselves into a partnership called a hurricane. If a partnership doesn't make the grade of hurricane because its portfolio of wind speeds is less than 119 km/hr. but greater than 62 km/hr. (39 mph), then the corporation iscalled a tropical storm. The organized systems of thunderstorms that constitute tropical storms and hurricanes are like giant conglomerates compared to the entrepreneurial air-mass thunderstorms that bubble up here and there over the tropical regions of the globe.Among tropical cultures, hurricanes go by many names, from typhoon in the western Pacific to tropical cyclone in the Indian Ocean andAustralia. In the scientific culture of meteorology, hurricanes are also called heat engines, tropical dynamos whose horsepower ratings are like none you've ever seen.
Answer the question according with the text: The Hurricane. What is the minimum speed a hurricane can reach? A) 62 Km/h |
B) 119 Km/h  |
C) 39 mph |
D) 174 mph |
E) 119 mph |
Agrega tu comentario de este reactivo |3.- Choose the correct pair of SUFIXES A) Unfriendly / overlook |
B) Disagree/ semicircle |
C) Running / boxes  |
D) Semicircle / interact |
E) Disagree / return |
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4.- Answer the question:
What is concept mapping? A) It is a word used in texts by writers to avoid repetitions.
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B) It is a word or phrase used to join two ideas in asentence. |
C) It is the use of graphical tools for representing, organizing and enhancing knowledge. |
D) It is the usage of brainstorm and more ideas. |
E) It is a reading strategy used in business area. |
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5.- TEXT: THE HURRICANEThere is a circus of weather under the big tent of the atmosphere. Of all the spectacles under the big top, the hurricaneis the main attraction. Like Barnum and Bailey, it is the greatest show on Earth.In Figure 1 the space shuttle captures the impressive image of Hurricane Florence churning across the Atlantic Ocean in 1994. One of the most destructive of all weather phenomena, a hurricane is a low pressure system of tropical origin that produces sustained surface winds of at least 119 km/hr. (74 mph). A hurricanehas a humble beginning, sprouting from a cluster of disjointed tropical thunderstorms. But, like a merger of small companies that creates a large corporation, these thunderstorms organize themselves into a partnership called a hurricane. If a partnership doesn't make the grade of hurricane because its portfolio of wind speeds is less than 119 km/hr. but greater than 62 km/hr. (39 mph), then thecorporation is called a tropical storm. The organized systems of thunderstorms that constitute tropical storms and hurricanes are like giant conglomerates compared to the entrepreneurial air-mass thunderstorms that bubble up here and there over the tropical regions of the globe.Among tropical cultures, hurricanes go by many names, from typhoon in the western Pacific to tropical cyclone in the...