Hurricane Knowledge Assessment

The video tutorial explains hurricanes, their characteristics, and their impact on communities. It covers the formation of hurricanes, their parts, and the devastation they can cause, using Hurricane Katrina as an example. The role of hurricane hunters in predicting storms and the importance of preparation and recovery efforts are also discussed.

What are hurricanes typically named after?

• Animals

• Countries

• Cities

• People

What is the calm center of a hurricane called?

• The eye

• The vortex

• The eye wall

• The core

Which part of a hurricane is filled with strong winds and rain?

• The outer bands

• The eye

• The center

• The eye wall

How fast can hurricane winds move?

• Faster than a car

• Faster than a train

• Faster than a bicycle

• Faster than a plane

What can hurricanes cause besides strong winds?

• Droughts

• Earthquakes

• Tornadoes

• Flooding

Who are the brave individuals that fly into hurricanes to gather data?

• Rescue Workers

• Weather Reporters

• Hurricane Hunters

• Storm Chasers

Why do people buy water and food before a hurricane?

• To host a party

• To celebrate

• To sell them later

• To prepare for power outages

What is one of the main tasks of rescue workers after a hurricane?

• Planting trees

• Organizing community events

• Finding lost or hurt animals

• Building new homes

What is a common activity after a hurricane has passed?

• Shopping

• Celebrating

• Rebuilding

• Traveling

How do communities typically respond after a hurricane?

• They ignore the damage

• They work together to rebuild

• They move to another city

• They wait for government aid