Extreme Weather Quiz

What is a hurricane?

• A type of snowstorm

• A type of tropical cyclone

• A type of heat wave

• A type of earthquake

How are hurricanes formed?

• Hurricanes are formed by the movement of cold air over the ocean

• Hurricanes are formed by the alignment of the planets

• Warm, moist air over the ocean rises and creates an area of low pressure, which then pulls in surrounding air.

• Hurricanes are formed by the rotation of the Earth

What is a blizzard?

• A type of sandstorm with high temperatures

• A severe snowstorm with strong winds and low visibility

• A light rain shower with no wind

• A type of tropical storm with heavy rainfall

What are the dangers of blizzards?

• Extreme cold, reduced visibility, and dangerous driving conditions

• Safe and easy driving conditions

• Warm and sunny weather

• Mild temperatures and clear skies

What causes floods?

• Volcanic eruption

• Heavy rainfall, overflowing rivers, storm surges, or the melting of snow and ice

• Excessive sunshine

• Alien invasion

How can floods be prevented?

• Ignoring weather forecasts and warnings

• Implementing flood barriers, improving drainage systems, and preserving natural wetlands.

• Building more houses in flood-prone areas

• Praying for divine intervention

What is a drought?

• A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall

• A type of snowstorm

• A sudden increase in rainfall

• A period of extremely high temperatures

How does drought affect the environment?

• Drought causes water scarcity, reduced vegetation, soil erosion, and loss of biodiversity.

• Drought leads to excessive water availability and increased vegetation

• Drought causes an increase in water supply and improved soil quality

• Drought has no impact on soil erosion and biodiversity

What is a thunderstorm?

• A type of tornado

• A weather phenomenon characterized by the presence of lightning and thunder

• A type of snowstorm

• A type of heat wave

What safety precautions should be taken during a thunderstorm?

• Stand near windows and doors to watch the storm

• Use electrical appliances to pass the time

• Go outside and take shelter under a tree

• Stay indoors, avoid using electrical appliances, and stay away from windows and doors.