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These small balls of ice are called hailstones. They form when rain droplets get caught in strong winds inside a storm cloud. They get pushed up into very cold parts of the cloud where they freeze. The hailstones get bigger as more water droplets freeze onto them. When they become too heavy, they fall to the ground. Hailstorms can happen quickly and can sometimes cause damage to plants, cars and buildings. Hailstones can be as small as peas or as big as baseballs!  \nAnswer the questions.  \n1. What is hail?  \na. A type of snow  \nb. A type of frozen rain  \nc. A type of wind  \n2. What do hailstones begin as?  \na. Snow  \nb. Rain droplets  \nc. Clouds  \n3. Where do hailstones form and freeze?  \na. In the air as they fall to the ground  \nb. In snowstorms  \nc. In very cold parts of clouds  \n4. When do hailstones fall to the ground?  \na. When they are too heavy to stay in the cloud  \nb. When there is thunder  \nc. When there is lightning  \n5. Can hail damage buildings and cars?  \na. Yes  \nb. No  \n6. How big can hailstones get?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nAnswers  \n1. What is hail?  \na. A type of snow  \nb. A type of frozen rain  \nc. A type of wind  \n2. What do hailstones begin as?  \na. Snow  \nb. Rain droplets  \nc. Clouds  \n3. Where do hailstones form and freeze?  \na. In the air as they fall to the ground  \nb. In snowstorms  \nc. In very cold parts of clouds  \n4. When do hailstones fall to the ground?  \na. When they are too heavy to stay in the cloud  \nb. When there is thunder  \nc. When there is lightning  \n5. Can hail damage buildings and cars?  \na. Yes  \nb. No  \n6. How big can hailstones get?  \nHailstones can be as big as baseballs!","cbCailgSILJRdqGF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailgSILJRdqGF","pdf",106236,"English","# Reading Passage: Hail\n## Comprehension Questions\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is hail?\",\"answer\":\"Hail is a type of frozen rain that forms during a storm.\"},{\"question\":\"How do hailstones grow in size?\",\"answer\":\"They grow as more water droplets freeze onto them while they are being pushed by strong winds in the cold parts of a storm cloud.\"},{\"question\":\"When do hailstones fall to the ground?\",\"answer\":\"Hailstones fall to the ground when they become too heavy to stay in the cloud.\"}]","Grade 3 Reading - Nonfiction Paragraphs - Hail | PDF"]