The document contains an exercise with three sections on climate vocabulary. The first section asks to translate climate terms like "avalanche" and "blizzard" into Russian. The second section requires identifying words like "drought" and "flood" that are missing from sentences. The third section prompts inserting modal verbs like "may", "can", or "must" correctly into sentences about weather predictions and observations.

1. Form 9. Unit 6. Climate.
I. Translate into Russian.
1. an avalanche
2. a wildfire
3. a blizzard
4. a drought
5. black ice
6. a tornado
7. a heatwave
8. a thunderstorm
9. a flood
10. lightning
II. Guess the word.
1.A long period of weather with no rain is … .
2.A large amount of water that covers an area is … .
3. A large mass of snow falling down the side of a mountain is … .
4. A period of time such as a few weeks when the weather is much hotter than usual is … .
5.A fire that is burning strongly on an area of grass or forests is … .
III. Insert the correct modal verb may/might/must/can (affirmative or negative).
1. When you see dark clouds in the sky it … snow soon.
2. Can you hear that noise? It … be raining.
3. If you see lightning and hear thunder at just about the same moment, the storm … be far from you.
4. If the streets are flooded, it ... have been raining for a long time.
5. It … rain here in winter.
Form 9. Unit 6. Climate.
I. Translate into Russian.
1. an avalanche
2. a wildfire
3. a blizzard
4. a drought
5. black ice
6. a tornado
7. a heatwave
8. a thunderstorm
9. a flood
10. lightning
II. Guess the word.
1.A long period of weather with no rain is … .
2.A large amount of water that covers an area is … .
3. A large mass of snow falling down the side of a mountain is … .
4. A period of time such as a few weeks when the weather is much hotter than usual is … .
5.A fire that is burning strongly on an area of grass or forests is … .
III. Insert the correct modal verb may/might/must/can (affirmative or negative).
1. When you see dark clouds in the sky it … snow soon.
2. Can you hear that noise? It … be raining.
3. If you see lightning and hear thunder at just about the same moment, the storm … be far from you.
4. If the streets are flooded, it ... have been raining for a long time.
5. It … rain here in winter.