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How to survive a natural disaster

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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What is a tsunami?

A tsunami is caused by excessive rainfall leading to flooding in coastal areas

A tsunami is a series of ocean waves caused by large-scale disturbances of the ocean, such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and underwater landslides.

A tsunami is a result of high tides in the ocean

A tsunami is a type of tornado that occurs over the ocean

If you could choose what items to take with you during a tsunami, what would they be?

First-aid kit, food and water, flashlight, portable radio

Electronics

Jewelry and valuables

First-aid kit, food and water, flashlight, gold, money

Where will you go to survive?

to the grocery store for food and supplies

to the park for a picnic

to the nearest shelter or safe place

to the beach for a vacation

What things will you do to survive?

Ignore basic needs and focus on entertainment

Prioritize finding food, water, shelter, and seeking help if needed.

Rely solely on luck and hope for the best

Wait for someone else to take care of everything

If you survive this tsunami, what will you do next?

Seek medical attention, find shelter, and connect with loved ones.

Take a nap on the beach

Start a new business

Run to the beach to see if the tsunami is over or not

If you actually encountered a tsunami one day, what would you do first?

Stand on the beach and watch the tsunami

Run away and tell everyone the news and then find a place to hide

Move to higher ground or inland as quickly as possible

Take a selfie with the tsunami

So, if someone calls for help when a tsunami hits, what will you do?

Move to higher ground and seek shelter immediately.

Ignore the warning and continue with normal activities

Take a leisurely stroll along the beach

Stay near the shore to watch the tsunami

If unfortunately someone was injured near you, what would you do?

Take a picture and post it on social media

Ignore the person and walk away

Call for emergency medical help and provide first aid if trained to do so.

Ask for money in exchange for help

A normal tsunami is about how many meters high?

100 to 200 meters

10 to 30 meters

5 to 15 meters

50 to 100 meters

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Where are tsunamis usually impacted from?

Landslides and avalanches

Underwater earthquakes or volcanic eruptions

Tornadoes and cyclones

Hurricanes and typhoons

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Have people found a solution to prevent tsunamis?

No, there is no solution to prevent tsunamis entirely.

Yes, creating a force field around the coastline can stop tsunamis

No, using explosives to break up the tsunami waves is an effective solution

Yes, building higher walls along the coast can prevent tsunamis

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What is the way to fight tsunami?

Building more houses near the coast

Ignoring the warning signs and staying in the area

Relying solely on emergency response after the tsunami hits

Early warning system, evacuation, and strong infrastructure

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Where are tsunamis hitting the most?

Indian Ocean region

Atlantic Ocean region

Mediterranean Sea region

Pacific Ocean region

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What can tsunamis be caused by?

Tornadoes

Hurricanes

Underwater earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, or landslides

Snowstorms

15.

After the tsunami, what else happens?

Improved agricultural productivity

Secondary effects such as flooding, landslides, and infrastructure damage can occur.

Increased wildlife population

Decreased air pollution

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Why do we have to carry the necessary tools to escape the tsunami?

To increase our chances of survival and to be prepared for any emergency situations during and after a tsunami.

Because it's fun to carry heavy tools

They are necessary because they can provide first aid in time and can also carry valuable items.

To make the tsunami more powerful

17.

Why do we avoid tsunamis in places far from the sea?

Tsunamis are only a concern for countries with poor infrastructure, so places far from the sea are safe.

Tsunamis only occur in areas with high population density, so places far from the sea are not affected.

Tsunamis only affect coastal areas, so places far from the sea are not at risk of tsunamis.

Tsunamis are caused by volcanic eruptions, not by the proximity to the sea.

18.

So after the tsunami, will it cause damage to us?

No, tsunamis only cause damage in movies

Yes, tsunamis can cause damage to coastal areas and infrastructure.

No, tsunamis are harmless natural occurrences

Yes, but not significantly, it just rushed into the city and left immediately.

19.

Besides tsunami, should we be careful for other natural disasters?

Yes

Not at all

Only earthquakes

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So what natural disasters often accompany tsunamis?

earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and underwater landslides

hurricanes

tornadoes

blizzards

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How to survive a natural disaster

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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