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(causation) ‘* Hurricane-warm area-north Atlantic ocean- eastern north pacific ocean © Occur-June-November ‘* Most-strike-in august-November Hurricanes-start-tropical storms ‘+ Begins with a small attester 3, How do hurricanes move? (change) * Moves- across- ocean ‘© Hurricane-hit land- losses- strength * Hurricanes-move-clockwise direction-other direction ‘+ Speed 5 to 20 miles-8 to 32 km per hour ‘+ They-become- stronger- lager as- travel © Traveleast-west 4, How do hurricanes affect landforms? (change, causation) Hurricanes Atlantic ocean Begins with small attester Hurricane-start-tropical storms Occur-June-November Moves-across-ocean Speed 5 to 20 miles -8 to 32 km per hour | Hedda Isaksson| lean Explanation Revision Checklist Check for the following criteria, Only check the box after revising and making necessary changes to the explanation, Sign your name when completed. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) Sentences Are the sentences clear? Do the sentences have enough information? Are the sentences easy to understand? VI Do the sentences sound right? Format Does this explanation inform the reader about a topic? Does the writing have all the sections? a. Introduction V1 b, Series of statements c. Conclusion Conventions Is the font appropriate? v Punctuation? vb Capitalization? This explanation meets the above criteria: Name: Seno, poe Uber rber 2010Hurricanes By: Hedda Isaksson What is a Hurricaner A hurricane is a big Powerful storm that can travel 200 to 300 niles per hour. When a hurricane ‘travels it becomes Stronger and Stronger. tropical cyclone is a system of storm Characterized by a large low pressure center and numerous ‘thunderstorms that Produces strong wind and heavy rains. Tropical Cyclone Strengthen when water evaporates from the Ocean is released as the air Saturated air rises, resulting in Condensation OF Water Vapor Contained in the tmoist air. What is a Hurricane Caused byz Very Fast. Winds spins around the center called ‘the “eye”, A hurricane moves aCross the ocean and hits land. The hurricane hits land and loses strength. .4 hurricane moves Clockwise. The speed to @ hurricane Is 5 to 20 inlles and 8 to 32 per hour. 4 hurricane is also Called a typhoon, How does a hurricane affect the landfortn? A hurricane can destroy houses, forests and people. Valleys too, Nothing heips anything. Hurricane can make big problems. Most OF the times people jose StUEF that are really importane In their tives,Explanation Continuums Read your assigned explanation. Assess the introduction, ‘series of statements, and conclusion for effectiveness, clarity, and quality of information What do theydowell? J ur imo, poout The T8Pc a more imto. \ What could tliey have done better? F pes Series of statements: tell how or why change occurs, lorganized into paragraphs by idea What do they do What could they 2 L a What do they do well? Por ae ©