PARAGRAPH ONE:
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minus 93.2 degrees |
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be colder |
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Scientists must do |
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than Siberia |
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The real temperature could |
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Celsius |
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it is hard to imagine |
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reached minus 238 |
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below |
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more tests |
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boiling |
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freezing |
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50 degrees colder |
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water |
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the Moon once |
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such cold weather |
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PARAGRAPH TWO:
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scientists didn't |
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cannot breathe |
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They were also too |
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use a thermometer |
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the records |
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their skin |
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it was too cold |
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close to the ice |
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it was so cold that people |
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warm air |
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they must wear a snorkel |
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are real |
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breathe the |
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that goes inside their coat |
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close to |
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for a thermometer |
Scientists (1) ___________________ place on Earth. The temperature is minus 93.2 degrees Celsius. It is on Antarctica. Scientists (2) ___________________. The real temperature could be colder. A scientist said it is (3) ___________________ such cold weather. He explained: "It's (4) ___________________ below freezing as boiling water (5) ___________________." Antarctica is 50 degrees colder than Siberia. Temperatures on the Moon (6) ___________________ 238 degrees Celsius.
The (7) ___________________ won't be in the Guinness Book of Records. This is because (8) ___________________ a thermometer. They were also (9) ___________________. The scientist is sure that (10) ___________________. He said it was too cold for a thermometer. He said it was so cold that people (11) ___________________. When scientists go outside, they must wear a snorkel that goes inside their coat. They breathe the warm (12) ___________________.
ScientistsfoundthecoldestplaceonEarth.Thetemperatureisminus
93.2degreesCelsius.ItisonAntarctica.Scientistsmustdomoretest
s.Therealtemperaturecouldbecolder.Ascientistsaiditishardtoima
ginesuchcoldweather.Heexplained:"It'salmostascoldbelowfreezi
ngasboilingwaterisabovefreezing."Antarcticais50degreescoldert
hanSiberia.TemperaturesontheMoononcereachedminus238degr
eesCelsius.Therecordtemperatureswon'tbeintheGuinnessBooko
fRecords.Thisisbecausescientistsdidn'tuseathermometer.Theyw
erealsotooclosetotheice.Thescientistissurethattherecordsarerea
l.Hesaiditwastoocoldforathermometer.Hesaiditwassocoldthatpe
oplecannotbreathetheair.Whenscientistsgooutside,theymustwe
arasnorkelthatgoesinsidetheircoat.Theybreathethewarmairclos
etotheirskin.
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