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Recalling / Remembering
When you recall, you remember information you talked about in class or read about in a book.
You recall when you . . .
- write down facts and definitions
- study information until you know it well
- answer basic test questions
This test question asks you to recall.
Directions: List in complete sentences six important facts you have learned about hurricanes.
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Hurricanes form over warm oceans.
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They are rated from Category 1 (74+ mph winds) to Category 5 (157+ mph winds).
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Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and powerful.
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Hurricanes average about 300 miles wide.
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The calm eye of the hurricane is 20–40 miles wide.
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Storm surge and flooding cause much of the damage.