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Na part af the material pratected by this capyright may be reproduced or utilized in ony farm ar by any means,  \nin whale or in port, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.Requests far permission shauld be mailed to: Copyright  \nPermissians, Harcaurt Achieve, P.O.Box 27010, Austin,Texos 78755.  \nSteck-Voughn is o trodemark of Harcaurt Achieve Inc., registered in the United Stotes af America and/ar ather jurisdictions.  \nPrinted in Chino  \n# Welcome to\n\nDisasterZone  \nHave you ever been caught in a disaster zone?  \nWord Bank  \nHere are some wordsthat you may hear orread this week:anxiousdisaster  \nexhausted (adj.)rumbling(adj.)dangerouslyattractsmassseverestreak(v.)moist  \nHurricanes are storms that have high winds andpowerful rain.Each hurricane is given a name.Onename is used for each letter of the alphabet,startingevery year with A.The same names are used againevery six years.If the storm causes a lot of damage,the name is not used again.  \nHere are the names that will never be used again:  \nDo you see your name on this list?  \nWhat is the worst storm that you haveever seen?  \n# Language Buildes\n\nThe Bright Sideof a Disaster  \nWinters are severe in New York.Storms can dumpmany inches,or even feet,of snow.  \nIn January of 1998,people in New York needed help.An ice storm ripped across the Northeast.It torethrough four states.Masses of people wereleft without electricity.  \nPeople were amazed by how low thetemperatures could fall.The temperaturebegan to drop and stayed below zero for days.  \nPeople in New York were unhappy about the damagecaused by fallen trees.They were also feeling anxiousabout being without power.Then they heard that workcrews were coming to help.  \nPeople gave the workers hot food and drink.Thefood had been cooked on wood stoves.After all their hard work,the crews weretreated to a special dinner.The mayor wantedto say thank you to the crew who had rescued thetown.Everyone agreed it had been a disaster thatthey would never forget.  \n“I don't know,\"replied Paul.\"We don'tknow how to cook!It could be a disaster.\"  \n“Come on,\"said Alita.\"We'll makesomething really simple,like quesadillas(kay suh DEE yahs).  \nAt home,Alita started planning the meal.She looked through Mom's cookbook tofind quesadillas.  \n\"Let's see.We will need tortillas(tor TEE yahs),salsa,cheese,chili  \npeppers...and something called cilantro(se LAN tro),\"she said with excitement.  \nJust then,Mom walked into the kitchen.\"What trouble are you getting into now,Lita?”she asked with an anxious smile.  \nPaul said,\"Mom,Lita wants to makedinner tomorrow night.I don't think it's agood idea.\"  \n6 Studio Weekly  \nQuesadillas            \n12 ounces of cheese1 chopped sweet8 flour tortillasred pepperl cup salsa2 tablespoons2 chopped hot chilicilantropeppers  \n1.Grate the cheese.  \n2.Spread cheese over 4 tortillas.Add a spoonful of salsa.Put choppedpeppers on top.  \n3.Place a second tortilla on top of firsttortilla.Shake cilantro on top.  \n4.Place the tortillas on a baking sheet  Cook at 350°until the cheese melts.  \nquesadillas:peppers,salsa,and cheesemelted togetherbetween two tortillastortillas:thin,f","cbCaipQQ3NoBOAuI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipQQ3NoBOAuI","pdf",2029499,16,"English","# Welcome to\n## Word Bank\n## Language Buildes\n### The Bright Side of a Disaster\n# Earthquake!","[{\"question\":\"How are hurricanes named in this issue?\",\"answer\":\"Each hurricane is given a name, cycling through alphabet letters starting with A every year. 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