Most of the people in Saragossa were attending a children’s (26) graduation (graduate) ceremony in the village school when one of the worst tornadoes in American history (27) suddenly (sudden) struck. A sudden loud (28) whistling (whistle) sound made everyone sit up as the (29) youngest (young) child was shaking hands with the village mayor. It was (30) supposed (suppose) to be a time of great (31)  happiness (happy). Instead, it ended in tragedy. The children were receiving their certificates when the tornado hit the village without any (32) warning (warn). The walls of the school building fell in while most of the parents were watching the ceremony. Tons of concrete were sent crashing down on them. Other parents were preparing a huge meal in the school kitchen at the time of the disaster. Afterwards no building in Saragossa remained (33) standing (stand). Out of the (34) population (populate) of 185, at least 25 were (35) dead (die) and a further 112 were injured. “The whole village has gone,” said police officer Paul Deishler.“There’s nothing at all here now. It looks worse than a war zone.”