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Grade 2 Science Worksheet on
Severe Weather step by step. The goal is to fill in the blanks using the correct words from the word bank:
Word Bank:
- tornado
- blizzard
- drought
- lightning
- hurricane
- flood
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Now, let’s go through each sentence and match it with the best word based on the description and picture.
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1. During the ________ it was hard to see through all the blowing snow.
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Picture: A house with trees covered in snow, snow blowing around.
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Clue: "Blowing snow" and poor visibility → This describes a
blizzard.
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✔ Answer: blizzard
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2. A ________ has fast, swirling winds that can pick up cars and smash buildings.
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Picture: A funnel cloud (tornado) hitting a house.
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Clue: Fast, swirling winds, destructive power → This is a
tornado.
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✔ Answer: tornado
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3. During the ________ people had to use less water.
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Picture: Dry ground, cracked soil, sun shining, no rain.
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Clue: Lack of water, dry conditions → This is a
drought.
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✔ Answer: drought
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4. Thunderstorms can bring dangerous bolts of ________.
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Picture: Clouds with lightning bolts and rain.
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Clue: "Bolts" → This refers to
lightning.
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✔ Answer: lightning
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5. The ________ brought strong winds, lots of rain, and big waves.
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Picture: A swirling storm over water (like a cyclone).
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Clue: Strong winds, rain, big waves → This is a
hurricane.
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✔ Answer: hurricane
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Final Answers:
1. During the
blizzard it was hard to see through all the blowing snow.
2. A
tornado has fast, swirling winds that can pick up cars and smash buildings.
3. During the
drought people had to use less water.
4. Thunderstorms can bring dangerous bolts of
lightning.
5. The
hurricane brought strong winds, lots of rain, and big waves.
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✔ All answers are filled correctly using the provided word bank. Each answer matches both the clue and the image.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of severe weather worksheet.
