Odpowiedz na pytania dotyczace tego tekstu;(tylko po angielsku). In December 2004, Pat Ralston was staying AT luxury hotel In Thailand. While Pat was sitting on a balcony reading , people were playing basketball on the beach below. The sun was shining and it was a beautiful day. Every was perfect . Then, suddenly people were running in every direction, as water from a tsunami flooded the beach and the hotel. Pat was lucky- he survived, but the immense destroyed buildings villages and thousand of in South Asia. It was a shock for the world. The word tsunami comes from the Japanese words for ‘harbour’ (tsu) and (name). They are because they become bigger and break when they are near land. If you are on a ship on the sea, the tsunami will pass under you. If you’re on the beach things are different But boats on the sea are not always safe. On 16th April 2005, Norwegian Dawn, a cruise ship, was traveling near the Bahamas . After two days of violent storms, a twenty-one metre wawe hit the ship. The next moment there was panic. The broke windows and water flooded into sixty-four cabins. It destroyed furniture and injured passengers. One man said. ‘That was my last cruise’ Every year, ships disappear in storms under monster or ‘rogue’ . they are quite common, but we cannot predict them. So next time you’re planning a cruise or a beach holiday , think again-perhaps camping in the mountains isn’t a bad idea. But remember – don’t camp on a volcano ! Pytania: 1. why do you think that pat ralston survived? 2. which part of the world did the tsunami affect? 3. why are ships safe when there is a tsunami? 4. where was norwegian dawn traveling? 5. can ''monster''waves destroy ships? 6. what type of holiday does the article recommend?
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1. He survived because he was on the balcony which of course was about the water level.
2. The tsunami affected Thailand in South Asia
3. Yes, the ships are usually safe as the tsunami wave would pass below the ship.
4. He was traveling near the Bahamas.
5. Yes, a huge wave can destroy a ship.
6. The article recommended a holiday in the mountains.