Storms

The video tutorial covers various types of storms, including typhoons, tornadoes, and thunderstorms. It explains the characteristics and formation of each storm type, safety measures to take during these events, and how to prepare beforehand. The video also highlights the differences between typhoons and tornadoes and provides insights into predicting storms using scientific methods. The tutorial concludes with a quiz to reinforce learning.

What is the purpose of a stormproof house?

• To store food supplies

• To monitor weather changes

• To generate electricity

• To provide a safe place during storms

What is a key characteristic of a typhoon?

• It forms over land

• It has spiraling winds

• It causes snowfall

• It is a small storm

Which of the following is NOT a safety measure during a typhoon?

• Keep flashlights and radios handy

• Stay inside and away from windows

• Go outside during the eye of the storm

• Fill gaps with towels to prevent flooding

How do tornadoes differ from typhoons?

• Tornadoes are larger than typhoons

• Tornadoes form over the ocean

• Tornadoes have weaker winds

• Tornadoes form over land

What is a common feature of both typhoons and tornadoes?

• They both form over the ocean

• They both have strong rotating winds

• They both cause snowfall

• They both last for several weeks

What is a necessary condition for a thunderstorm to form?

• Cold, dry air

• Moisture and unstable air

• High altitude

• Strong sunlight

What should you do if caught in a tornado?

• Stay in a high place

• Go to a basement or interior room

• Drive away quickly

• Stand near windows

What is the best action to take during a hurricane?

• Drive to a higher location

• Evacuate if advised by emergency managers

• Open all windows to equalize pressure

• Stay outdoors to monitor the storm

How do scientists predict storms?

• By observing animal behavior

• Through satellite images only

• Using atmospheric sensors and computer models

• By measuring ocean temperatures

What should you avoid during a hurricane?

• Listening to weather updates

• Staying indoors

• Using candles for light

• Staying in flood-prone areas