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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Природные катастрофы
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему Природные катастрофы
- 2. A wedge tornado, nearly a mile wide. This tornado hit Binger, Oklahoma.
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- 4. Ship stranded by the retreat of the Aral Sea.
- 5. A tornado near Anadarko, Oklahoma.
- 6. A wildfire in California, USA 2011
- 7. Cyclonic storms
- 8. After a mudflow
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- 10. Broken asphalt road by Chuetsu Earthquake, 2010. Omiya, Niigata, Japan
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- 15. Before writing this research work I set
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- 19. Stromboli Eruption
- 20. Eruption mount st Helens plume
- 21. Earthquake in Sichuan
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- 29. Flooding near Key West, Florida, United States from Hurricane Wilma's storm surge in October 2011.
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- 32. An example of EF1 and EF5 damages.
- 33. Drought in Somalia
- 34. A dust devil in Nevada
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- 38. Cyclonic Katrina
- 39. Drought
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- 41. Tornado 2007
- 42. Blizzard conditions
- 43. The River Berounka, Czech Republic, burst its
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- 51. Flooding near Snoqualmie, Washington, 2010.
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- 53. A little tsunami
- 54. Young steer after a March blizzard
- 55. Heavy rain and high tide causing flooding
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- 59. Table II Tsunami during the past year (2011)
- 60. Table III
- 61. Table IV Fires during the last year (2011)
- 62. Table V Volcanoes during the previous year (2011)
- 63. Table VI Landslides during the past year (2011)
- 64. Table VII Droughts during the past time (2011-2012)
- 65. Table VIII Floods during the past year (2011)
- 66. Table IX Blizzards during the past year (2011)
- 67. Table X Tornadoes during the past year (2011- 2012)
- 68. Table XI The most terrible disasters of the year 2011-2012
- 69. Japan.The earthquake and tsunami. (The 11th of March)
- 70. Table I Approximate
- 71. Table II The strongest tsunami in
- 72. Table III The most damaged Japanese towns
- 73. Table IV The chronology of the eventsMarch,
- 74. Table V International Help
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- 89. The wave further slows and amplifies as it hits land. Only the largest waves crest.
- 90. Save us, God!
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- 94. The End of Days is coming!
- 95. China during the 2011 Magnitude 8.0 Earthquake in Sichuan
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- 97. A picture of the 2011 tsunami in Ao Nang, Krabi Province, Thailand.
- 98. A devastated Marina beach in Chennai after the Indian Ocean Tsunami
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A wedge tornado, nearly a mile wide. This tornado hit Binger, Oklahoma.
Слайд 15Before writing this research work I set myself the next tasks:
1)To get to know as much as possible about different kinds of natural disasters; 2)To be able to distinguish their types, causes of origin and the level of danger;
3)To reveal the countries, where natural disasters happen more often than in other parts of the world; 4)To tell everybody in detail about the global catastrophes, happened in Japan on the 11th of March, in the year 2011 in consequence of the earthquake and triggered because of it tsunami; 5)To acquaint my classmates and the pupils of our and other schools with this actual global problem.
Слайд 29Flooding near Key West, Florida, United States from Hurricane Wilma's storm
surge in October 2011.
Слайд 43The River Berounka, Czech Republic, burst its banks in the 2011
European floods and houses in the village of Hlásná Třebaň, Beroun District, were inundated.
Слайд 55Heavy rain and high tide causing flooding of Rapid Creek on
the 19th February 2011 in Darwin, Northern Territory.
Слайд 57 Table I Earthquakes during
the past year (2011)
Table I
Earthquakes during the past year (2011)
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Table II
The strongest tsunami in Japan (March, 2011)
On the 13th of
March, 2011 the Japanese Meteorological Agency (JMA) published the detailed information about the fixed crashes of tsunami along the Japanese seaside. The strongest tsunami with the height more than 30 meters happened after the earthquake at:
These indicators were given by the registering stations of JMA along the entire Japanese seaside. Besides, many regions had been touched by tsunami with the height of 1-3 meters.
These indicators were given by the registering stations of JMA along the entire Japanese seaside. Besides, many regions had been touched by tsunami with the height of 1-3 meters.
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The chronology of the events
March, 12, 2012(According to the report
of a Japanese National Police Agency)
Consequences: the earthquake moved Honshu 2.4 m. (8 ft.) east and shifted the Earth on its axis by estimates of between 10 cm. (4 in.) and 25 cm. (10 in.)
