WORK ORDER
Word Specialist
Project: Weather
Customer Name: KSL TV
Assigned to : YOU
Project Title: Weather
Date: Today
Instructions to the MS Word Specialist
1. Using the Internet and various search engines, search for:
weather
extreme weather
extreme weather conditions
2. Read about the weather conditions you find on the Internet.
3. Using Microsoft Word, open a new document.
4. Key in ½ page about the extreme weather conditions that you read about.
You could include information about where the extreme weather
happened, how many people it affected, what exactly happened and why,
etc.
5. Move your paragraph down a few lines then right align your name, period
number, and today’s date.
6. Center the title “Extreme Weather” above your paragraph.
7. Select the entire document then set ALL margins to 1 inch.
8. Select just the paragraph and turn line spacing to double.
9. Spell check, grammar check, AND proofread!!!
10. Save your document to your WORD folder. The name of your document MUST
be in this format:
Period Number First Name Last Name Document Name
11. Upload your file to Ms. Revoir:
dropitto.me/revoir
revoircte
12. Turn page over to see a sample weather report.
Moani Revoir
A1
January 22, 2015
Extreme Weather
Have you heard about the extreme weather conditions that took down
Flight 5 in Malaysia? Hurricane winds, heavy rains, up-drafts, and down-drafts
all lead to the catastrophe on November 10, 2014.
The pilots radioed control asking permission to fly higher, trying to avoid
the storm but were told, ‘No,’ there were too many other planes in the area.
Moments later, the plane was gone.
Investigators are still trying to find out what happened.
Experts tell us that up-drafts are sudden, fast gusts of hot air that could
cause an airplane to be pushed up. Down-drafts are sudden gusts of cold air
that push an airplane down towards the ground. Add pounding, blinding rain
and a pilot won’t be able to tell where he is at. A second down-draft could cause
the plane to crash into the ground or water before the pilot even realizes that he
is flying so low.