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    Work Sheet 1 Subject: Geography NAME - Grade: 8

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    The document is a geography worksheet for an 8th grade student. It contains three sections: 1) defining key geography terms in one word, 2) completing statements about weather phenomena by filling in missing words, and 3) writing a 5 line paragraph explaining hailstorm formation. The worksheet tests the student's knowledge of concepts like condensation, precipitation, cloud types, wind patterns, and weather safety.

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    The document is a geography worksheet for an 8th grade student. It contains three sections: 1) defining key geography terms in one word, 2) completing statements about weather phenomena by filling in missing words, and 3) writing a 5 line paragraph explaining hailstorm formation. The worksheet tests the student's knowledge of concepts like condensation, precipitation, cloud types, wind patterns, and weather safety.

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    The document is a geography worksheet for an 8th grade student. It contains three sections: 1) defining key geography terms in one word, 2) completing statements about weather phenomena by filling in missing words, and 3) writing a 5 line paragraph explaining hailstorm formation. The worksheet tests the student's knowledge of concepts like condensation, precipitation, cloud types, wind patterns, and weather safety.

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    Work Sheet 1 Subject: Geography NAME - Grade: 8

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    The document is a geography worksheet for an 8th grade student. It contains three sections: 1) defining key geography terms in one word, 2) completing statements about weather phenomena by filling in missing words, and 3) writing a 5 line paragraph explaining hailstorm formation. The worksheet tests the student's knowledge of concepts like condensation, precipitation, cloud types, wind patterns, and weather safety.

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    WORK SHEET 1

    SUBJECT: GEOGRAPHY NAME_______________ GRADE : 8

    SECTION 1

    Give one word for the following sentences

    1. A change of gas to liquid.


    2. Any form of moisture released from the atmosphere onto the earth’s
    surface.
    3. Thick and wetter mist
    4. An instrument used to measure rainfall.
    5. The site of a mountain on which the air rises.
    5

    SECTION 2

    Complete the following statement by filling in the missing words

    1. When ___________ is below freezing point water vapour condenses to ice.


    2. Frost pocket form at the bottom of the valley when ____________ slides to
    the bottom of the valley.
    3. ____________ is a very low cloud formation.
    4. In cyclonic rain warm air is forced to rise as__________________ in under the
    warm air.
    5. Dew is formed when there is a lot of ____________ on cloudless, calm
    nights.

    SECTION 3

    Read the paragraph below and answer the following question

    Hailstorm causes a lot of serious damage each year. The most commonly
    damaged items included items include cars, airplane, skylights and crops. If a
    person is caught out in the storm, they ma even suffer from concussion or even
    fatal head trauma, so it is advised to seek indoor shelter away from windows
    during these storms.

    Write a paragraph of five lines in which you explain the formation of hailstorm.
    10

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