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21. Identify the steps or instructions in your sources. Choose some of them and
                           draw a corresponding picture. Look at the example.

                            •  Show your partners your drawings and ask them to guess                   depict (v.):
                                                                                                        ilustrar
                               which instruction or step they depict.

                                                Now/Prepare


                          »  Sign up for local alerts
                             and warnings.
                          »  Monitor local news and
                            weather reports.





                        22. In your notebook, write the answers to your questions from Activity 17.

                            •  Remember to write down the sources of information where you found the answers.
                            •  Then, highlight the main idea. Look at the example.



                        How to prepare for a hurricane                             Now/prepare

                      Hurricanes are massive storm systems that       »   Pay attention to local alerts and warnings.
                      form over ocean water and often move              Monitor local news and weather reports.
                      toward land.                                    »   Prepare to evacuate by testing your
                      Threats from hurricanes include high winds,       emergency communication plan(s), learning
                      heavy rainfall, storm surges, coastal and         evacuation routes, having a place to stay,
                      inland flooding, rip currents, and tornadoes.     and packing a “go bag.”
                      The heavy winds of hurricanes can cause         »   Stock emergency supplies.
                      damage or destroy homes, buildings, and         »   Protect your property by anchoring fuel
                      roads, as well as cause power, water,             tanks, reviewing insurance policies, and
                      and gas outages. These effects can injure         cataloging belongings.
                      or kill people, disrupt transportation, and
                      pollute drinking water. Hurricanes cause        »   Collect and safeguard important
                      deaths and injuries primarily from drowning,      documents, such as critical financial, medical,
                      wind, and wind-borne debris. The impact           educational, and legal documents and
                      from hurricanes can extend from the coast         records.
                      to several hundred miles inland.                Source: Federal Emergency Management Agency:
                                                                      https://goo.gl/EpkXjR




                        23. Check the main ideas you highlighted in your sources.

                            •  Exchange opinions about the reasons you highlighted that information.
                            •  Explain why that information is more important than the other information and
                              how you knew. Look at the example.            This is the main idea, because

                              Pay attention to local alerts and warnings.   it says what to do.
                              Monitor local news and weather reports.       These are examples of means
                                                                            used to broadcast alerts.

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