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They all begin thanks to a series of changes that happen in the air.  \nThe process begins when wet, warm air near the ground rises and crosses with dry, cold air that is high in the sky. This tends to occur on hot days. As the cold air sinks and the warm air pushes up quickly, strong winds are formed   and the air begins to spin.  \nThis can form a special type of storm called a supercell. In a supercell, strong winds blow in different directions at all different heights. These winds can create a  \nsideways tube of spinning air. If that tube shifts into a standing position, it can form a cloud that looks like a funnel that hangs down from the storm.  \nOnce this happens, the winds of the storm cause the funnel cloud to stretch and tighten. When this occurs, it begins to spin faster and faster. It becomes a tornado the moment it touches the ground.  \nWeather scientists use radar and satellites to watch for tornadoes. Tornadoes move extremely quickly and can create a lot of damage. Some last fora very short amount of time, while others travel for miles. Meteorologists send out alerts as soon as they see tornado warning signs in order to help keep people safe.  \nList six steps to help a reader understand the sequence of how a tornado forms.  \n1.  \n_________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n2.  \n_________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n3.  \n_________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n4.  \n5.  \n6.  \n_________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n_________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n_________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \nAnswers  \nOne possible answer includes:  \n1. Wet, warm air near the ground rises and crosses with dry, cold air.  \n2. As the cold air sinks and the warm air pushes up quickly, strong winds are formed.  \n3. The air begins to spin and forms a supercell.  \n4. These winds create a sideways tube of spinning air.  \n5. If the spinning air shifts, it can form a cloud that looks like a funnel hanging down from the storm.  \n6. It becomes a tornado the moment it touches the ground.","cbCaiohXsNDzZ4LO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiohXsNDzZ4LO","pdf",113818,"English","# Sequencing\n## Tornado formation process (first to last)\n## Six-step sequencing task\n## Answers","[{\"question\":\"What does sequencing mean in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"Sequencing means putting things in order, from first to last.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the worksheet say tornadoes begin forming?\",\"answer\":\"Tornadoes begin when wet, warm air near the ground rises and crosses with dry, cold air high in the sky.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the six steps the worksheet expects readers to list?\",\"answer\":\"The answers list: warm air rises and crosses cold air; cold air sinks as warm air pushes up to form strong winds; air begins to spin and forms a supercell; winds create a sideways tube of spinning air; the tube shifts to form a funnel-shaped cloud; it becomes a tornado when it touches the ground.\"}]","Sequencing - Grade 4 Reading Worksheet - Tornado Formation | PDF",1791792118]