Catch Me if you Can
The narrator says that most of the runners fall down during the race, exhausted. What does the word exhausted mean as it is used in the play?
Weary from activity
Which category of a Hurricane cause the most damage?
Category 5
If there is a _____________ of water, there is a sudden large increase in its depth.
Surge
People who watch an event
Spectators
When you visualize you do what?
Use your 5 senses to create pictures in your mind?
Name two words that describe Young John
fair and understanding
Why does the author claim that pilots who are called hurricane hunters are “daring”?
They fly airplanes directly into the rain and winds of hurricanes.
When people or animals dies they ________________.
Perish
Not believing that something is true.
Disbelief
What are the two types of point of view?
First hand account and second hand account.
Summarize what happens during the race
Atalanta and Young John run together and tie for first place.
Shirley Murillo says that the data she collects during a hurricane hunter flight plays a critical role in helping forecasters. What does the word critical mean as it is used in the article?
Important
Pieces of something that was broken or destroyed.
Debris
What is the genre of "Catch me if you Can?
A Play
Who performs in a drama or play?
Actors on a stage
What happens at the end of the play?
Atalanta goes to China and Young John goes to the Pyramids
What event caused Shirley Murillo to become interested in hurricanes?
She experienced Hurricane Andrew.
To act with a lot of love and admiration.
Adorningly
What is the genre of Hurricanes: A Force of Nature?
Informational Text
Who is the narrator of a story?
The person who is telling the story?
What is the theme of the play?
People should be allowed to plan their own lives
What is the central idea of the article?
Meteorologists study hurricanes to help people better prepare for them.
The skills or ability to do something
Capable
What is the genre of Rent Party Jazz?
Historical Fiction
Is this term from "Catch me if you Can? an adage?
"Don't catch your chickens before they're hatched".
Yes it is an adage.