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ecosystem; hurricanes and tornadoes; catastrophic events.; Fooding; moving water; soil

Explanation:

After using the word bank to fill in the blanks in the passage, the passage reads;

"The organisms and environments that make up a community called an ecosystem are constantly changing. Sudden and violent events, such as hurricanes and tornadoes that often cause these changes are called catastrophic events. Fooding results when rainfall exceeds the holding capacity of a drainage system. The energy of the  fast-moving water and the layers of sediment carried by it  can uproot or bury plants, reshape the soil and destroy  roads and buildings."