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Natural Disasters Quiz

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Test your knowledge on natural disasters.

by Hien Nguyen
1

What is a tsunami most commonly triggered by?

2

Which disaster is caused by the rapid warming of air and can produce a funnel-shaped storm?

3

What does a hurricane need to form over warm seas?

4

Which natural disaster is primarily associated with intense rainfall and overwhelmed drainage?

5

Which disaster involves a sea wave caused by underwater disturbance?

6

Which natural hazard occurs when rock or soil moves rapidly down a mountain?

7

Lisa isn't answering her phone. She __________ be sleeping.

8

What term refers to a flash of light produced by atmospheric electricity during a storm?

9

Which phenomenon is the sound produced by lightning?

10

A large overflowing of water onto normally dry land is called a?

11

I don't bring rain or snow, but I can make the sky turn brown or orange. I reduce visibility and make it hard to breathe. What am I?

12

Choose the incorrect sentence.

13

Which event shoots ash and lava from beneath the Earth's surface?

14

A rapid downslope movement of accumulated snow or ice is called an?

15

I don't know where Tom is. He __________ be at the library or at the café.

16

Choose the incorrect sentence.

17

What is the term for a sudden movement of the earth's surface?

18

Which word describes very strong wind and heavy rain from a storm?

19

What natural disaster is caused by rising water from a river or sea?

20

A long period with little or no rain is called what?

21

Which disaster involves fire that spreads through forests or grasslands?

22

What is a tall, dangerous sea wave usually caused by an underwater earthquake?

23

Which disaster is a rapid descent of rock, soil, or snow down a mountain?

24

Anna has studied very hard for the exam. She __________ know the answers.

25

Which event involves a fast-moving flow of snow down a mountain?

26

A violently rotating column of air is called what?

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Tsunamis are usually triggered by abrupt seabed displacement from undersea earthquakes.

Tornadoes form from severe thunderstorms with strong rotating updrafts.

Warm, moist air over warm ocean waters fuels hurricanes.

Floods result when rainfall exceeds the land's capacity to absorb or channel it away.

Tsunamis are modally caused by underwater earthquakes or volcanic activity.

Landslides are rapid downslope movements of rock, soil, or debris.

Tornadoes are violently rotating columns of air in contact with the ground.

Lightning is the electric discharge; thunder is the sound produced afterward.

Thunder is the sound heard after a lightning bolt due to rapid air expansion.

Floods occur when water covers land that is usually dry.

Tsunamis are long waves triggered by seabed movements or landslides.

Earthquakes result from sudden release of energy along faults.

Volcanic eruptions expel magma, ash clouds, and gases from a volcano.

Avalanches involve snow and ice moving down a slope quickly.

Forest fires burn vegetation and can spread rapidly under dry conditions.

Indefinite article 'a' before a singular noun; 'cat' is countable.

An earthquake is a sudden shift in the earth's crust; volcanoes involve eruptions, tsunamis are waves, floods are water.

A hurricane is a powerful storm with strong winds; earthquakes are ground shaking, drought is long dry spell, avalanche is snow slide.

A flood happens when water covers land; blizzards are snowstorms, earthquakes shake ground, irrigation is watering crops.

Drought means very dry conditions; floods are excess water, tornadoes are spinning winds, eruptions are volcano events.

Wildfire is a large fire in nature; hurricanes are storms, earthquakes shake ground, tsunamis are waves.

A tsunami is a huge sea wave caused by underwater movement; cyclones are storms, floods are water overflows, droughts are dry spells.

A landslide moves material down a slope; volcano is eruption, hurricane is windstorm, earthquake is ground shaking.

Volcanic eruption releases magma as lava; earthquakes are crust movement, floods water overflow, droughts dryness.

An avalanche is snow sliding rapidly; a mudslide is mud, tornado is wind column, hurricane is storm.

A tornado is a fast, twisting air column; earthquakes shake ground, tsunamis are waves, volcanoes erupt.

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