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Prompt: Storm Shuts Down Region

Very Poor Answer (Code 20)

In January 15, 2009, a heavy snow storm came to Canada in Toronto. Many car accidents and injuries happened during the past 2 weeks.

Poor Answer (Code 30)

January 13/11

Last night in the city of Toronto, came a big storm, closed down schools, roads and bussinesss. It snowed Three feet of snow. In the picture to the right you can see resenden helping out ther nabours to plow ther drive way and sidewalks.

For the kids that are not going to school, will probly have a realy fun time playing in the snow making snowman, snow houses.

Better Answer (Code 40)

In a nice, quiet town in Toronto, Ontario, hundreads are left stuck in their homes due to heavy overnight snowfall on December 27th 2010.

Most residents of the town are unable to leave their property because of the two feet of snow holding their vehicles hostage!

Joe, seen clearing snow from his driveway stated, "We have not seen such a bad storm since 1999!"

Most residents of the town are expecte to be house bound for the next few days because the roads aren't expected to be cleared until December 20th, just in time for New Years.

Best Answer (Code 50)

->Last December Toronto, Ontario suffered at the hands of Mother Nature. There was a huge snowstorm that left the citizens buried under four feet of snow.

->Schools and workplaces had to be shut down so the city could decide what to do and how to fix the mess.

-> It took me over three hours to clear my driveway, and another half hour to clear my car," says one citizen, Mary Hathaway.

-> Another local citizen, Logan Hodd, gave us his thoughts. "I woke up the first morning and looked out the window. My first thought was 'the kids are going to have a snowday'. Then I got a call from my boss telling me not to come in today. My wife got the day off too. We spent the rest of the day trying to clear our driveway"!

->A man who helped plough the roads gave us his opinion as well. "The snow on the roads was four feed deep and heavy. It took over three days and a million dollars to get it all cleared up."

-> The people of Toronto really suffered the wrath of Mother Nature. Fortunately no one was hurt and no basements flooded.