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they can make wood into concrete things.

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They are the same because they both have air that rises because it says this in both texts. [Hurricanes page 323 and Tornadoes page 365 diagram].They are different because hurricanes are made over the water [page 322 and page 365] and tornadoes are made on land because this things are in both texts.

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They can strengthen them by putting steel and concrete around the building.

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They can strengthen weaker houses if they use steel and concrete it says this in paragrah 1.

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"Weaker building's made from timbers can be made stronger with steel and concrete."

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they can make it stronger by adding hard roofs and strong foundations

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The text on page 366 says, "Weaker buildings made from timbers can be made stronger with steel and concrete." So, engineers can strengthen wood buildings by using concrete and steel.

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Engineers can  strengthen houses by using timbers made of stronger with steel and concrete.

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I think hurricanes and tornadoes are alike because they both need warm and moist air

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it can be stabled by steel or concreate.

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Hurricanes and tornadoes are similar because they both can pick up stuff when they move and they are different because a hurricane has a eye and tornadoes don't have one.

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"They both need warm air and they both spiral upwards"

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They are the same because they both have the same causes. For example, they both spin and it's hard to tell when they both come. They are different because tornadoes form warm air in different directions while hurricanes only form in the east.

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tornadoes and hurricanes are the same because they both need warm air and they are different because a tornadoes are born from supercells but hurricanes are born by themselves.

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they are the same because they both need warm air and they are different because one gets made from water and one gets made by  a supercell.

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they are the same because they both make worm air spin. they both have air that rises. hurricanes are born on water and tornadoes are born on land. 323 for hurricanes.

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Hurricanes and tornadoes are similar because, they need warm air. They are different because tornadoes form when warm air moving in different directions dries and cools.

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In the second paragraph it says Texas is the ideal setting for tornadoes

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texas has the most tornados it has about 150 twisters a year.

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in paragraph 2 it says how frequent they are in taxes.and so does the picters.

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Texas has an average of 153 twisters a year.

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The diagram and the text connects because, the diagram shows Texas and the text talks about Texas. They both explain because there can be a lot of tornadoes in Fort Worth, Texas.

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The text on page 364 says, "Around one thousand tornadoes form in the United States each year." The diagram talks about how many tornadoes are in that area each year.

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"Texas is an ideal setting for tornadoes. This is because it is located between the warm air of the Gulf of Mexico and the cool air of Rocky mountain."

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Of all states Texas Has the most tornadoes. It has 153 twisters a year.

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taxas has the most tornadoes it has an average of 153 twisters
each year

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the both spin, and feed on warm air and they move in different directions rising and cooling.

they have satellites to track hurricanes. they use radars to track tornadoes