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All about the USA 1. Unit 28, Tornadoes (Text - Listening)
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1. What are tornadoes?
A. Storms with very strong turning winds and dark clouds.
B. Small clouds with light winds.
C. Heavy rains without wind.
D. Snowstorms with strong winds.
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2. How fast can tornado winds reach?
A. 100 miles per hour
B. 200 miles per hour
C. 300 miles per hour
D. 500 miles per hour
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3. What shape are the dark clouds of a tornado?
A. Round
B. Square
C. Funnel-shaped
D. Star-shaped
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4. Where are tornadoes especially common?
A. In Europe, in the central states.
B. In the United States, in the central states.
C. In Australia, in central part.
D. In South America.
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5. When is a tornado most likely to occur?
A. On a cold winter morning.
B. On a hot afternoon in spring.
C. On a rainy evening in autumn.
D. On a cool summer night.
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6. In which direction do tornadoes always move?
A. Southeast
B. Northwest
C. Northeast
D. Southwest
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7. How long can tornadoes last?
A. They can last for several days.
B. They always last exactly eight hours.
C. They never last longer than eight hours.
D. They usually last for one month.
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8. What can a tornado do in its path?
A. It can destroy buildings and rip up trees.
B. It can stop storms completely.
C. It can make trees grow faster.
D. It can protect buildings from rain.
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9. How many people were killed by the worst tornado in 1925?
A. 689 people
B. 896 people
C. 589 people
D. 769 people
