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Weather in Saudi Arabia: Expect the Unexpected

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Q 1/10
Score 0
What is the typical climate in Saudi Arabia?
30
Cold and rainy
Mild and temperate
Wet and humid
Mostly hot
Q 2/10
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What can happen to the temperature during extreme weather?
30
It rises steadily
It becomes unpredictable
It remains constant
It can fall suddenly

10 questions

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What is the typical climate in Saudi Arabia?

1

30 sec

Q.

What can happen to the temperature during extreme weather?

2

30 sec

Q.

Why do people reduce outdoor activities in hot weather?

3

30 sec

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What does rain do to the desert land during storms?

4

30 sec

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What should people do if the weather reaches dangerous levels?

5

30 sec

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What is a potential effect of storms that last for hours?

6

30 sec

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What is one benefit of following weather reports in Saudi Arabia?

7

30 sec

Q.

How does the climate change at night in Saudi Arabia?

8

30 sec

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What does the passage imply about storms for those not used to them?

9

30 sec

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What is an important aspect of planning in the Middle East according to the text?

10

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