Listen The Story and Fill In The Blank

Name :..
Class :.

Tsunami

Tsunamis are caused by sudden 1 of the ocean floor, due to

earthquakes landslides on the sea floor land slumping into the ocean large,

volcanic erruptions or a meteorite 2.. on the ocean floor when an earthquake

a landslide or a 3. erruption occurs on the sea or ocean bed a vertical jolt is

a created which displaces the bed and causes extreme tension in water. The water

is pushed upwards but 4. tries to pull it down. This causes an upsurge in

the water levels. And the waves start 5. away from the point of tension.

Tsunamis are barely felt as a triple on the ocean surface as the 6. is quite

deep. But, as and when those waves reach the 7.., the water becomes

shallower. And the waves constantly increase in the height they hit the shore and

oh my, cause a lot of destruction it is said the first wave a of 8... is not the

strongest but the successive 9 are bigger and stronger and tsunamis can

travel at a speed of about 500 miles per hour which is almost as 10 as a jet

plane, and thats why tsunami waves are called killer waves .
 Listen The Story and Answer True or False Question

Name :..

Class :.

1. . Igneous Rocks the name Igneous is derived from the latin word Ignis

which means fire.

2. .. Igneous rocks are formed when the molten matter inside the earth.
3. .. there are four types of Igneous rocks.
4. .. Exstrusive igneouse rocks are formed purnic and granite are some
examples of igneous rocks.
5. .. Sedimentary rocks, as the name suggests are comprised of sediments.
6. .. These sediments could be minerals
7. .. sandstone and coal are some of the sedimentary rocks.
8. .. Metamorphic rocks when the igneous and sedimentary rocks are
exposed to high temperatures and pressures.
9. .. They undergo change and process of changing from one form of rock to

another is called stone.

10. .. Slate and marble are some examples of the metamorphic rocks.
Listen The Story and Choose One Of The Best Answer A, B, Or C !

Name :..
Class :.

1. The story tell about?

a. Life of a butterfly
b. Dog
c. Cat
2. How many stages in the life of butterfly?
a. Two stages
b. Three stages
c. Four stages
3. Stages of Butterfly life starting from??
a. The Egg
b. The caterpillar
c. the pupa
4. The life cycle of the butterfly is known as?
a. Metamorphosis
b. Recycle
c. Cycle
5. At the top of the egg, there is a small pit that called?
a. Clorofil
b. Micropyle
c. Oxigen
6. The egg stage lasts?
a. 1-2 days
b. 3-7 days
c. 8-10 days
7. Caterpillars eat all the time and grow very quickly for about?
a. 2-5 weeks
b. 6-7 weeks
c. 9-10 weeks
8. A branch or a leaf the protective shell of the pupa is called?
a. Egg
b. Twig
c. Chrysalis
9. How long the pupa will turn into a butterfly?
a. 1-2 weeks
b. 3-4 weeks
c. 5-6 weeks
10. How long the life span of a butterfly?
a. 10-20 days
 b. 20-40 days
c. 40-50 days

Tsunami

Tsunamis are caused by sudden movements of the ocean floor, due to

earthquakes landslides on the sea floor land slumping into the ocean large,
volcanic erruptions or a meteorite crash on the ocean floor when an earthquake a
landslide or a volcanic erruption occurs on the sea or ocean bed a vertical jolt is a
created which displaces the bed and causes extreme tension in water. The water is
pushed upwards but gravity tries to pull it down. This causes an upsurge in the
water levels. And the waves start moving away from the point of tension.
Tsunamis are barely felt as a tripple on the ocean surface as the water is quite
deep. But, as and when those waves reach the land, the water becomes shallower.
And the waves constantly increase in the height they hit the shore and oh my,
cause a lot of destruction it is said the first wave a of tsunami is not the strongest
but the successive waves are bigger and stronger and tsunamis can travel at a
speed of about 500 miles per hour which is almost as fast as a jet plane, and thats
why tsunami waves are called killer waves .

Life Of A Butterfly

There are four stages in the life of butterfly, the egg, the caterpillar, the
pupa, and the full grown butterfly, this life cycle is known as Metamorphosis.

A Butterflys life starts inside a tiny little egg, the egg can be of various
shapes and colors, they have a thin but tough shell for protection. At the top of the
egg, there is a small pit called the micropyle, through which air and water enter
the egg this stage lasts for about 3-7 days there is developing larva inside the egg
when it is time to hatch the larva tears open the egg shell with its jaws the larva is
called the caterpillar, after hatching, most caterpillars finish eating their eggs as
their first meal.

then they feast on the plant on which they were laid this is the main
feeding stage caterpillars eat all the time and grow very quickly for about 2-5
weeks when the caterpillar reaches its right size it finds a suitable place and
weaves a silk pad around it. its called a pupa if you open your eyes and look
around in your garden you could be lucky to spot a pupa on a twig, a branch or a
leaf the protective shell of the pupa is called chrysalis after a period of 1-2 weeks
a very beautiful butterfly spreads its wings and tears the chrysalis to come out of
the pupa and that is how you see such beautiful butterflies flying all around you
the avearge life span of a butterfly is 20-40 days.

Types of Rocks

There are three major types of rocks, based on their information and they
are Igneous Rocks, Sedimentary Rocks, and Metamorphic Rocks. Igneous Rocks
the name Igneous is derived from the latin word Ignis which means fire. So
Igneous rocks are formed when the molten matter inside the earth. Called magma
comes out of a volcano and later cools down and solidifies. There are two types of
Igneous Rocks, when the magma cools down and solidifies inside the earths
surface, They are known as intrusive igneous rocks. when the magma erupts
above the earths surface and solifidies. Extrusive igneouse rocks are formed
Purnic and Granite are some examples of igneous rocks.

Sedimentary rocks, Sedimentary rocks, as the name suggests are

comprised of sediments. These sediments could be minerals, small pieces of
plants and other organic matter that have been compressed and deposited over a
long time these rocks can be generally found on ocean and lake beds and on rocky
surfaces on the earths crust. Sandstone and coal are some of the sedimentary
Rocks.

Metamorphic rocks when the igneous and sedimentary rocks are exposed
to high temperatures and pressures, they undergo change and process of changing
from one form of rock to another is called Metamorphism, but they, that takes a
long time. Maybe thousands of years. However this process doesnt melt the
rocks, but instead transforms them into denser, more compact rocks. slate and
Marble are some examples of the Metamorphic rocks.