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Tornado Chapter 1 and 2

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Q 1/8
Score 0
Who is telling the story in the first chapter?
20
Link's son
Peter
Link
Grandmother
Q 2/8
Score 0
What is a twister?
20
tornado
thunderstorm
tsunami
hailstorm

8 questions

Q.

Who is telling the story in the first chapter?

1

20 sec

Q.

What is a twister?

2

20 sec

Q.

What is Daddy's name?

3

20 sec

Q.

Why was Dad not in the cellar?

4

20 sec

Q.

In Chapter 2, who is telling the story?

5

20 sec

Q.

What damage was done to the house?

6

20 sec

Q.

Why did the doghouse catch Pete's eye?

7

20 sec

Q.

What word got Tornado out of his house?

8

20 sec

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