Weather
This type of weather features frozen rain.
What is an Ice Storm?
The first thing you write on a job application is this:
What is your full name?
When you wrote the check.
What is the date?
The place you sit before class is over.
Where is on or in your desk?
The main character's problem.
What is his parents are always fighting?
This weather occurs on land and has swirling, dangerous winds.
What is a tornado?
SSN stands for this:
What is the Social Security Number?
Writing the dollar and cents in decimals and in written English.
Why is, to make the check hard to change?
What happens the first time you have your phone out without permission:
What is you get a warning?
The main character thinks his dad is this.
What is wimpy or weak?
This weather pattern has clouds that make loud, booming noises and bright lights that frighten children.
What is a thunderstorm?
D.O.B.
What is Date of Birth?
The note section on the bottom of the check can tell you this:
What is, what you wrote the check for?
In order to be counted present and on time when the bell rings you do this:
What is sit at your desk quietly and write to QQ?
In the beginning; the strongest personality in this story.
Who is the mother?
In this weather pattern, water suddenly rushes down a street, creek, or river, causing destruction and possibly death.
What is a flash flood?
Experience means this:
What is what types of jobs have you had?
Pay to the order of: means this.
What is, who you are writing the check to?
What you must have in order to leave the room:
What is your agenda?
When the main character in Building Blocks goes to sleep in the blocks, he wakes up when?
What is, when his dad was a boy?
This weather pattern starts in the ocean, bringing high water, flooding, and high winds with severe rain.
What is a hurricane?
Available means:
What is when can you start working?
You put this on the bottom of a check to make it a legal document.
What is your signature?
Where is, in your drop file?
The main character and his dad get stuck here:
What is in a mine?