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Match a line in A with a line in B to define the words in italics. Use your dictionary if you want.



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  7. Complete the text below contrasting civil law, common law and criminal law using the words in the box.

a)

 

A B
A rainbow is wind blowing from behind a travelling aircraft.
Drift is it is not windy.
Snowdrifts are deviation by an aircraft from a set course due to winds
Tailwind is violent or uneven movement of air.
Crosswind is wind blowing from directly in front.
Headwind is an arch containing the colours of the spectrum, formed in the sky, when the sun shines through rain or spray.
When it is calm wind blowing across the direction in which aircraft are travelling
Turbulence is deep banks of snow heaped up by the wind

 

 

b)

 

A B
Fog is thin mist.
Mist is it is not completely dry, slightly wet.
Haze is falling snow or hail mixed with rain.
Frost is a cloud of minute drops of water vapour hanging just above the ground, less thick than fog but still difficult to see through.
When the runway is damp a thick cloud of tiny drops of water close to or just above land or sea; thick mist.
When the runway is wet it is covered with soft, usually dirty, melting snow.
Sleet is it is covered, soaked or moistened with water.
When there is slush on the runway weather condition in which temperature falls below freezing point.

 

c)

 

A B
Snow is a cloud formed of rounded masses heaped on a flat base.
Rain is frozen water that falls to the ground from the sky in soft white flakes.
Sandstorm is a cloud level.
Drizzle is a storm in a desert in which sand is blown through the air by the wind.
Cirrus is it is covered with cloud.
Cumulus is a type of light wispy cloud, high in the sky.
When the sky is overcast, condensed moisture of the atmosphere falling as separate drops.
Ceiling is fine misty rain.

 

d)

 

A B
Hail is loud noise that follows a flash of lightning.
A hailstone is frozen rain falling in a shower.
Tornado is a funnel-shaped column of water between the sea and the clouds, formed when a whirlwind draws up a whirling mass of water.
Waterspout is a storm with a violent wind, especially a West Indian cyclone.
Thunder is a flash of brilliant light in the sky produced by natural electricity passing between clouds or from clouds to the ground, usually followed by thunder.
Lightning is a small ball of hail.
Hurricane is a violent tropical hurricane that occurs in the western Pacific.
Typhoon is violent and destructive whirlwind.

 


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