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Although folklore regards a green sky as a (i) of tornadoes, the bel
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26 Aug 2024, 08:15
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Although folklore regards a green sky as a (i) _______ of tornadoes, the belief is not backed by scientific evidence. In fact, tornadoes are one of the more unpredictable forms of severe weather; although radar can detect signs indicating a possible tornado, such data generally requires eyewitness (ii) _______.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| A. propagation | D. reciprocity |
| B. incursion | E. approbation |
| C. harbinger | F. corroboration |
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Re: Although folklore regards a green sky as a (i) of tornadoes, the bel
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26 Aug 2024, 08:31
26 Aug 2024, 08:31
"In fact, tornadoes are one of the more unpredictable forms of severe weather..." - this signals that the first blank must denote something which is a contrast to unpredictability. So, harbinger (C) is correct.
"although radar can detect signs..." - this signals that radar alone cannot detect tornadoes and so it requires eye witness confirmation. So its corroboration (F).
Hence, (C,F) is the correct answer.
"although radar can detect signs..." - this signals that radar alone cannot detect tornadoes and so it requires eye witness confirmation. So its corroboration (F).
Hence, (C,F) is the correct answer.
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