Extreme weather

Author: Josie Green (USA); Shen Zhongfeng
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Want to improve your English writing skills while enjoying a fun reading experience? You'll find that this series, "National Geographic English Reading and Writing Training Series," is an excellent choice. Compared to ordinary textbooks, the series has the following distinctive features:
Student-centered selection and content design
Scientific arrangement based on the principles of guidance and inspiration
Closely aligned with actual teaching needs
"Extreme Weather" introduces four different types of extreme weather—drought, flood, tornado, and hurricane—using simple language and vivid photographs and illustrations. The book revolves around three key concepts, describing the causes of each type of extreme weather and their impacts on organisms and the environment. Readers can learn how meteorologists predict weather by using cloud observation data and other advanced technologies. Students can use the key vocabulary and discussion questions in the book to engage in discussions, testing their understanding of the topic. At the same time, the unique arrangement of "Key Concepts + Progressive Reading + Task-Based Writing" in this book effectively helps students improve their practical writing skills by learning sample texts and hands-on writing "user manuals," directly achieving the goal of enhancing application writing through reading.