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19. 3 5 13 14 13 Earthquakes often strike Japan Some of those earthquakes cause tsunamis Japan has suffered hundreds of tsunamis over the years But few were as powerful as the tsunami that struck on March 11th 2011 Last month pieces of wreckage from the Japanese tsunami began reaching the western United States A concrete and metal dock was found along the Oregon coast about 170 kilometers southwest of Portland It had taken almost 15 months for the 20 meter long object to make the 8000 kilometer trip across the ocean Experts say they expect more wreckage scientists call it marine debris to wash up on American coastlines over the next few years Nancy Wallace directs the Marine Debris Program at NOAA America s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration She says There s a lot of uncertainties I think
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37. that s what we re learning throughout this process is that it s very hard to determine how much debris is still floating in the water what type of debris that is and where it will be coming ashore 3 Voice of America 2012 7 30 Paragraph 1 oo nm oO 9 opo Dn r Do all earthquakes cause tsunamis How many tsunamis has Japan experienced in the past Was the tsunami on March 11 in 2011 the biggest in history How did the effect of the tsunami appear in the United States When Pieces of wreckage are things that are 1 What was found along the Oregon coast How big is it How much distance did the dock travel For how long What is Paragraph 1 about Paragraph 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Do experts think wreckage will continue to arrive on the western coast of the United States What is another name for this type of wreckage Who is Nancy Wallace What does she study What is NOAA What s their job Paragraph 4 Wallace says There s a lot of uncertainties This means that there are many things that What does Wallace s team want to find out Coming ashore means reaching the 1 What is Paragraph 2 about
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