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WILD WEATHER

Quiz by QISTINA NUR IZZATI BT AHMAD RIDZWAN

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__________________is a storm with a very strong wind
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C _{______________________}happens in hot weather when an area of forest is very dry
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__________________is a storm with a very strong wind

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C _{______________________}happens in hot weather when an area of forest is very dry

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C_______________ happens when it rains a lot and the water overflow

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___________________is unusually dry weather that happens when there isn’t enough rain

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____________________ makes the ground moves and splits

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