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Geography Ch. 11: Dealing with Extreme Weather: Hurricanes in the Caribbean
Geography Ch. 11: Dealing with Extreme Weather: Hurricanes in the Caribbean
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Which of these is most likely to cause a natural disaster?
a tropical cyclone
a prevailing wind
an El Nino event
the Coriolis effect
2
Which hurricane on this list was the most expensive?
Ivan
Ike
Jeanne
Katrina
3
What is the scientific study of climate and weather called?
meteorology
physical geography
geology
human geography
4
What is the best title for Part 4 of this diagram?
Tropical Thunderstorm
Tropical Cyclone
Tropical Depression
Tropical Downpour
5
Which progression below is in the correct order? "Tropical..."
storm, thunderstorm, depression, disturbance, cyclone
cyclone, disturbance, thunderstorm, depression, storm
thunderstorm, disturbance, depression, storm, cyclone
depression, disturbance, storm, thunderstorm, cyclone
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Which aspect os a hurricane creates the most damage once the storm reaches land?
lightning strikes
storm surge
heavy rainfall
high winds
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What does this chart show?
How much money each hurricane earned.
The most destructive hurricanes in world history.
Casualties & costs of five Atlantic hurricanes
Casualties & costs of five Pacific hurricanes.
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What happens when a hurricane moves over a large landmass?
It picks up speed.
It grows in size.
It stops raining.
It loses strength.
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Hurricanes, tornadoes, and blizzards are all examples of...
heat transfer
extreme weather
tropical storms
climate zones
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Which hurricane on this list caused the most deaths?
Katrina
Sandy
Jeanne
Ike
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Where do Atlantic hurricanes usually begin to form?
Off the coast of Africa
Off the coast of northern Europe
Off the coast of California
Off the coast of Canada