Unit 4: Forces of Nature Theme 7: On Moving Ground

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Unit 4: Forces of Nature Theme 7: On Moving Ground

anticipate- looking forward to something I always anticipate the first day of school every year.

realize- to understand something that you’ve seen, read, or heard The meteorologist helped our class realize the importance of being prepared for hurricane season.

favorite- something that you like the most Summer is my favorite season of the year.

surface- the top layer of something Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the surface of the Moon.

volcano- a cone-like opening in earth’s crust Hot steam, rocks, and ashes reached the surface of the volcano.

demolish- to destroy or break something A car was demolished by a huge tree that fell during a tornado.

repair- to fix something My brother helped me repair my bike.

alert- to be very cautious of situations that may be dangerous It is important to stay alert when a natural disaster, such as a hurricane, is approaching.

earthquake- a natural disaster that causes the ground to shake An earthquake can cause an area to be completely demolished.

landslide- occurs when an a section of land from a higher area breaks away and tumbles to a lower area The top of the hill began to crumble, which caused a landslide.