Tsunami

Evidence from the video: Tsunamis are just like regular waves.

• I agree with the statement that tsunamis are just like regular waves based on the evidence from the video.

• I disagree with the statement that tsunamis are just like regular waves. There was no evidence from the video.

• Tsunamis are funny cartoon characters.

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Tsunamis are caused by

• underwater disturbances such as earthquakes, landslides, and volcanoes.

• wind and the gravitational pull of the moon.

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Regular waves are caused by

• underwater disturbances such as earthquakes, landslides, and volcanoes.

• wind and the gravitational pull of the moon.

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In rare instances tsunamis can be caused by

• giant meteors

• wind

• gravitational pull of the moon

• Junaid blowing air at the ocean

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Statement: Tsunamis can pull debris from land out to the ocean.

• I agree, the evidence from my research shows that it is a fact.

• I disagree, the evidence from my research shows that it is false.

• Bradley can toss trash into the ocean, that would known as littering and causes pollution.

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Tsunamis can be

• as high as 100 feet.

• as high as 2 feet.

• as high as 1,000 feet.

• as high as 10,000 feet.

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A wave has both

• a trough and a crest

• a low and a middle

• a high and a medium

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A tsunami's energy source is formed

• from under water

• from above water

• distant areas from where they began

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Tsunamis can move at

• over 500 miles per hour

• over 1,000 miles per hour

• over 5,000 miles per hour

• under 5 miles per hour

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Which areas are most susceptible to a tsunami?

• low lying areas

• high areas

• middle areas

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