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5. | A tornado will ___ everything in its path; nothing is left standing. Destruction is everywhere. | 6. | I think I'll take a nice hot bath in my ___, instead of taking a shower. | 9. | If you live near the ___ tracks, you will hear the trains passing by. | 10. | Here--take this ___ and dry yourself off after your shower. | 12. | If you hear a ___ joke, you will laugh. If it's not ___, you won't laugh. | 14. | I live next to the railroad ___s, and I see and hear the trains go by every couple of hours. | 17. | A ___ is a violent wind storm. It can destroy many things, just like a hurricane. | 18. | The town has a tornado ___. It is really loud, and it warns residents that a tornado is approaching. | 19. | If a tornado is approaching, grab your children and your ___s and head for cover. | 20. | When a tornado ___es the ground, it destroys everything it ___es. |
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1. | Don't ___ up into a tree if a tornado is coming; get into a ditch or a basement. | 2. | The whole house went up into the air and pieces of it ___ed to the ground. | 3. | Look how dark the sky is--I don't know if it's a thunder___ or a tornado. | 4. | Let's ___ all the children and the pets immediately; we must get to a safe place. | 6. | The tornado ___ed the old wooden bridge into a thousand little pieces. The bridge simply exploded. | 7. | The tornado took the ___ off the house, but the walls and the rest of the house were untouched. | 8. | The tornado damaged one of the tires on my car. I opened the ___ and took out my spare tire. | 11. | Everyone heard the tornado siren; it blasted a ___ing to take cover immediately. | 12. | A tornado looks like a black ___ coming out of the sky. | 13. | Nothing on the ___ or above the ___ is safe when a tornado approaches. | 15. | The tornado picked up one car and ___ed it into another car. | 16. | You should head for ___ if you know that a tornado is approaching. |
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