Question

according to the brazilian institute of space research, rios famous 98 - foot - tall statue of jesus, is struck by lightning two to four times each year.
due to heavy vehicle traffic, residents and travelers in rio de janeiro mainly move around the city on the underground subway system or privately owned buses.
since rio legalized street art in 2014, artists can legally use walls, columns, and construction siding as their canvases, provided the surfaces arent part of officially designated historical monuments.

Explanation:

1. The first text describes lightning strikes on a statue, which is a weather-related event.
2. The second text focuses on how residents travel in Rio de Janeiro, which relates to transportation.
3. The third text discusses the legalization and rules of street art in Rio, which falls under graffiti.

Answer:

• "According to the Brazilian Institute of Space Research, Cristo Redentor, Rio's famous 98-foot-tall statue of Jesus, is struck by lightning two to four times each year." → Weather phenomena
• "Due to heavy vehicle traffic, residents and travelers in Rio de Janeiro mainly move around the city on the underground subway system or privately owned buses." → Transportation
• "Since Rio legalized street art in 2014, artists can legally use walls, columns, and construction siding as their canvases, provided the surfaces aren't part of officially designated historical monuments." → Graffiti