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1 ESO - 39 Forces of Nature Video Quiz Versión en línea Educational video to learn about natural phenomenons and disasters, how they originate and what they entail. por Luis Miguel 1 When do natural events become natural disasters? Select one or more answers a When they become safe and beneficial b When they become dangerous and destructive c When they don't cause damages d Neither of the above 2 What is an earthquake? Select one or more answers a It is a mass of moving air moving at high speed. b It is a sudden movement of the earth due to tectonic plates colliding with each other. c It is a gigantic wave that causes destruction when it reaches land. d Neither of the above 3 Seventy-five percent of all volcanoes are located in: Select one or more answers a The Atlantic Ring of Fire b The Mediterranean Ring of Fire c None of the above d Neither of the above 4 Sometimes tsunamis affect countries far away from its starting point. Select one or more answers a True b False c None of the above d Neither of the above 5 Winds that produce tornadoes can reach speeds up to: Select one or more answers a 200 kilometres per hour b 300 kilometres per hour c 300 miles per hour d Neither of the above 6 Hurricanes are formed on land. Select one or more answers a True b False c Don't know d Neither of the above 7 A wildfire is: Select one or more answers a A large fire that spreads out of control in urban areas. b A small fire that can be extinguished easily. c A large fire that spreads out of control in forests. d Neither of the above 8 10. Natural disasters can be predicted using scientific equipment. Select one or more answers a True b False c Don't know d Neither of the above Explanation 1 Changes in nature are called natural events. When a natural event such as a flood, earthquake, or hurricane causes great damage or loss of life it is called a natural disaster. 2 An earthquake is a sudden violent shaking of the ground. The earth's crust is made up of rigid tectonic plates and when these collide they cause earthquakes. 3 Seventy-five percent of all volcanoes are located in The Pacific Ring of Fire. 4 Tsunami's often originate in one part of the World and travel hundreds of miles to countries far away from its starting point. 5 1 mile is equal to 1.6 kilometres. 300 miles per hour is equivalent to 480 kilometres per hour. 6 Hurricanes are always formed at sea. 7 Wildfires are usually large and always produced in natural areas. 8 Thanks to scientific advances, natural disasters are becoming easier and easier to predict, making it easier for humans to take the necessary precautions to keep safe.

1 ESO - 39 Forces of Nature Video Quiz Versión en línea

Educational video to learn about natural phenomenons and disasters, how they originate and what they entail.

por Luis Miguel

When do natural events become natural disasters?

Select one or more answers

When they become safe and beneficial

When they become dangerous and destructive

When they don't cause damages

Neither of the above

What is an earthquake?

Select one or more answers

It is a mass of moving air moving at high speed.

It is a sudden movement of the earth due to tectonic plates colliding with each other.

It is a gigantic wave that causes destruction when it reaches land.

Neither of the above

Seventy-five percent of all volcanoes are located in:

Select one or more answers

The Atlantic Ring of Fire

The Mediterranean Ring of Fire

None of the above

Neither of the above

Sometimes tsunamis affect countries far away from its starting point.

Select one or more answers

True

False

None of the above

Neither of the above

Winds that produce tornadoes can reach speeds up to:

Select one or more answers

200 kilometres per hour

300 kilometres per hour

300 miles per hour

Neither of the above

Hurricanes are formed on land.

Select one or more answers

True

False

Don't know

Neither of the above

A wildfire is:

Select one or more answers

A large fire that spreads out of control in urban areas.

A small fire that can be extinguished easily.

A large fire that spreads out of control in forests.

Neither of the above

10. Natural disasters can be predicted using scientific equipment.

Select one or more answers

True

False

Don't know

Neither of the above

Explanation

Changes in nature are called natural events. When a natural event such as a flood, earthquake, or hurricane causes great damage or loss of life it is called a natural disaster.

An earthquake is a sudden violent shaking of the ground. The earth's crust is made up of rigid tectonic plates and when these collide they cause earthquakes.

Seventy-five percent of all volcanoes are located in The Pacific Ring of Fire.

Tsunami's often originate in one part of the World and travel hundreds of miles to countries far away from its starting point.

1 mile is equal to 1.6 kilometres. 300 miles per hour is equivalent to 480 kilometres per hour.

Hurricanes are always formed at sea.

Wildfires are usually large and always produced in natural areas.

Thanks to scientific advances, natural disasters are becoming easier and easier to predict, making it easier for humans to take the necessary precautions to keep safe.

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por Luis Miguel

When do natural events become natural disasters?

Select one or more answers

What is an earthquake?

Select one or more answers

Seventy-five percent of all volcanoes are located in:

Select one or more answers

Sometimes tsunamis affect countries far away from its starting point.

Select one or more answers

Winds that produce tornadoes can reach speeds up to:

Select one or more answers

Hurricanes are formed on land.

Select one or more answers

A wildfire is:

Select one or more answers

10. Natural disasters can be predicted using scientific equipment.

Select one or more answers

Explanation