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Tornado

  The window fluttered open all of a sudden, causing all in the room to jump. Julie had invited her friends over to her house, and everyone was extremely excited as she had never done so before.

  'What...what was that?' asked a frightened Jane. She was the youngest of all the girls, and she was a true scaredy-cat.

  'Oh, it's nothing, trust me,' June, the bravest of them all, waved off the concern. They carried on their game of Uno.

  About two seconds later, the Uno cards flew all over the place. Julie switched off the fan, but the cards kept dispersing themselves. Realisation dawned on her.

  'Tornado! Everybody get out!' Julie's mother hollered as she kicked open the door to the room. Everybody scrambled out of the room hurriedly, taking only their essentials - water bottles and snack boxes. Just then, June tripped while going down the stairs leading to the basement, and she tumbled all the way down into darkness.

  When the rest reached her, the wicked twister was already close to them. Sounds of houses being wrecked and people screaming reverberated in their ears.

  'I want to get out of here,' June said, in a weak voice the others had never heard before.

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1. The window suddenly fluttered open because someone had flung it openJune tumbled down the stairsthere was a tornadoJe ne sais pas.

2. The girls were excited because they wanted to see what Julie's house was likethey wanted to experience a tornadothey wanted to play UnoJe ne sais pas.

3. 'Realisation dawned on her' refers to Julie realizing it was a tornado that sent the cards flying and flung the window openJune realizing it was a tornado that sent the cards flying and flung the window openJulie realized the fan was sending the cards flyingJe ne sais pas.

4. Capital itemsVital itemsPrimary itemsJe ne sais pas can best replace the word 'essentials'.

5. The word in the passage that suggests that the girls were anxious on getting to safety is 'tumbledhurriedlywavedJe ne sais pas'.

6. 'Scrambled' in the passage means mix upmoving hastilyfrying a type of eggJe ne sais pas

7. June was nonchalantscaredjoyousJe ne sais pas about the situation.

8. The writer portrayed the tornado as evilfrighteninggoodJe ne sais pas.

9. The reason why the others had never heard June's weak voice was because her voice crackedshe was very brave and did not get as scared beforethe others were hallucinatingJe ne sais pas.

10. The theme of the passage is the girls were taking a breather in Julie's housea tornado arrived when the girls were visiting Julie's house and the girls were scared of ita twister appeared while the girls were playing UnoJe ne sais pas.