Understanding Key Terms Related to Natural Disasters and Weather
This picture dictionary, created by Ethan Tay, Aaron Wong, and Austin from Grade 7, defines essential terms associated with natural disasters and weather phenomena. Each entry includes a word, its definition, and examples to enhance comprehension. Words like "calamity," "evacuate," and "meteorologist" help illustrate the impact of events such as earthquakes and tornadoes. This resource serves as a valuable tool for students to better understand how weather and natural events affect lives and the environment.
Understanding Key Terms Related to Natural Disasters and Weather
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PICTURE DICTIONARY Done by Ethan Tay, Aaron Wong and Austin from Grade 7 diamond
Word no. 1 calamity • A very bad event which resulted in great misfortune and great loss The volcano erupted in Indonesia caused a calamity
Word no. 2 consequences • It is a phenomenon which was caused due to a previous phenomenon If you do something wrong, you will have to face the consequences.
Word no. 3 evacuate • To move out of an unsafe location and go to a safe location The people in Japan had to evacuate due to the earthquake.
WORD NO. 4 METEOLOGIST A meteologist is a specialist how study the Earth atmosphere's processes that causes weather conditions The meteologist has to study Earth weather’s condition.
Word no.5 reconnaissance • It is an adjective that describes an information gathering mission The army usually have a reconnaissance.
Word no. 6 rugged Definition • Sturdy, rigid and strong in constitution or construction examples are like buildings The construction building is ready, steady and rugged
Word no.7 satellite • It is a man-made device usually for phone signals and wi-fi that orbits around the Earth and the moon Satellites are important for us to make a world look smaller
Word no.8 signal words • They are words that connect different ideas to a paragraph Signal words are used in front of sentences to show the time order.
WORD NO. 9 Supporting sentence • Supporting sentences are facts that support the topic sentence. Supporting sentences explain more about the main idea.
WORDNO.10TOPICSENTENCE • Itisknown asthemainide of the paragraph. A topicsentenceislocatedinthefirstsentenceofaparagraph.
Word no. 11 torrential Pouring in large amount. Torrential rainstorms completely washed out the road leading down to the house.
Word no. 12 turbulence A sudden change which could cause violence. The cloud covered the sky created enough turbulence to give the plain a shaky feeling.
Word no. 13 ferocious Very fierce, Very strong. Some wolves are ferocious.
Word no. 14 calamity An event causes great harm or damage. Earthquake is a natural calamity.
Word no. 15 rubble Broken stones from buildings. After the war, rubbles are found everywhere.