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Joplin, Missouri (CNN) -- A Missouri mother said Thursday that her 16-year-old son was killed by this week's powerful tornado, one of scores who have been confirmed dead even as authorities try to track down many others who are considered missing. 

Michelle Hare told CNN that her son Lantz, who was ripped from a car Sunday night by winds exceeding 200 mph in Joplin, is dead and his body has been located. 

In the wrenching hours and days since the tornado, the boy's father, Mike Hare, said he'd searched hospitals and continually called his son's cell phone, getting no answer. 

"It rang for the first day and a half, and now it goes straight to voice mail. But just in case he gets it, I want him to know his dad loves him," the father said earlier this week. 

Lantz Hare was among those on the list, released Thursday by the Missouri Department of Public Safety, of 232 people from the southwest Missouri city for whom missing persons reports have been filled out. 

At least 126 people in Joplin had died due to the storm as of Thursday night, said Newton County Coroner Mark Bridges. That makes the tornado the single deadliest to touch down in any U.S. community since modern record-keeping began in 1950. 

The Hares were among many around Joplin, still desparately searching for missing loved ones and clinging to hope. 

Christina, Caleb and Robert Hayward, for instance, have not seen their mother since the tornado. 

"She went for pizza and never came back. It was three, four hours, and we knew," Robert Hayward said Wednesday. "We all miss her. She was a great person. She didn't deserve this at all. Any one of us would trade places with her." 

1. What killed someone?
2. Where was it?
3. How fast were the winds?
4. What state is this in?
5. What part of Missouri?
6. How many were missing?
7. Who released the names of the missing?
8. When did they release it?
9. How many were listed as dead?
10. This was according to who?
11. What is his job?
12. Of what county?
13. What happened to Lantz Hare?
14. When?
15. How old was he?
16. Is he still alive?

Numbered answers:

A: 1. tornado
2. Joplin
3. exceeding 200 mph
4. Missouri
5. Joplin, Missouri
6. 232 people
7. Missouri Department of Public Safety
8. Thursday
9. At least 126 people
10. Mark Bridges
11. Coroner
12. Newton County
13. ripped from a car
14. Sunday night
15. 16
16. No

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1. Who was the comic artist?
2. Where was he born?
3. When?
4. What did his dad do?
5. Did he like his art?
6. Who did he sell his art to?
7. How many?
8. During which time period>
9. Did he sell to anyone else?
10. What did they buy?
11. When did his main comic start?

Numbered answers:

A: 1. Charles M. Schulz
2. In Minneapolis.
3. In 1922.
4. He was a barber.
5. He encouraged him.
6. The Saturday Evening Post
7. Seventeen.
8. From 1948 to 1950
9. The St. Paul Pioneer Press.
10. Li'l Folks
11. On October 2, 1950

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According to a recent study out of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, men with shaved heads are considered to be more manly, powerful, and successful than those with longer hair or thinning hair. Besides, in some cases, they are considered to have greater leadership potential . That may explain why the power-buzz look has become popular among business leaders in recent years. 

Albert Mannes, Wharton management lecturer, said he was encouraged to do the research after noticing that he was treated with more respect when he shaved off his thinning hair. 

Mannes did three experiments to test people's impression of men with shaved heads. In one of the experiments, he showed 344 subject photos of the same men in two versions: one showing the men with hair and the other showing them with their hair digitally removed, so their heads appear shaved. In all three tests, the subject report found the men with shaved heads are more dominant than their hairy counterparts . 

The study found that men with thinning hair were viewed as the least attractive and powerful. For those men, _ . 

New York image consultant Julie Rath advised her clients to get closely cropped when they start thinning up top. "There is something really strong, powerful and confident about laying it all bare ," she said, describing the thinning look as kind of raunchy . 

Not everyone needs a bare head. Rick Devine, 55, the CEO of Devine Capital Partners, advised executive candidates attracted by their clippers to keep their hair closely cropped, rather than completely shaved. "It is way too much image risk," he said, "The best thing you can do in a business meeting is to make your look not an issue."

1. What type of men were found by the study to be more manly?
2. Who was encouraged to do the research?
3. What did he notice?
4. How many experiments did he do?
5. How many subject photos did he use?
6. What men were viewed as the least attractive in the study
7. What is the name of the image consultant?
8. What did she advise to her clients?
9. How did she describe the thinning look?
10. Who is the CEO of Devine Capital Partners?
11. How old is he?
12. What did he advise executive candidates?
13. Why did he give that advice?
14. Did the tests indicate men with shaved heads are more dominant than their hairy counterparts?
15. According to the text, as the power-buzz look become more popular in business?
16. Where was the study carried out?
17. How did the study remove hair from pictures?

Numbered answers:

A:
1. men with shaved heads
2. Albert Mannes
3. he was treated with more respect when he shaved off his thinning hair
4. three
5. 344
6. men with thinning hair
7. Julie Rath
8. get closely cropped when they start thinning up top
9. kind of raunchy
10. Rick Devine
11. 55
12. keep their hair closely cropped
13. too much image risk
14. Yes
15. seem to have greater leadership potential
16. University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School
17. digitally