Tornados
Volcanos
Earthquakes
Tsunamis
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A cone, tube or funnel

The shape a tornado takes

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Why volcanos and vomiting are similar

Release of internal pressure

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The reason that earthquakes happen

Tectonic activity (shifting plates)

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A series of waves caused by activity under the earths surface

Tsunami

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The best place to be in a tsunami

High ground
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Warm moist air and cold dry air

The combination required to form a tornado

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What lava is called before it reaches the earth's surface

Magma

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Smaller earthquakes that happen after the initial one

Aftershocks

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Travels through the water to create waves

Energy

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The ancient city that was burned up by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius

Pompeii

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The name of the scale used to judge tornado force

(Enhanced) Fujita Scale
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The name for the circle of tectonic plates that commonly has erupting volcanos

The Ring of Fire

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The location of the most recent earthquake disaster

Turkey

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A sure sign of an incoming tsunami

The water retreats quickly
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The name of the scale used to measure earthquake force

The Richter Scale

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What makes a tornado visible

Water droplets and debris

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Lava that erupts upwards into the air

Explosive

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The location in Canada where earthquakes often occur

British Colombia

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The area where the wave begin to grow exponentially

the coast/shore/shallower water

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The popular fantasy movie that included a tornado mentioned in STEM

The Wizard of Oz
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The name for the area down the middle of USA where nearly 3/4 of the worlds tornados occur.

Tornado Alley

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Lava that flows down the side of the volcano

Effusive lava

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The name for the waves we measure the force of an earthquake

Seismic Waves

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The force of 25,000 atomic bombs

The Indian Ocean Tsunami

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The kind of eruption at Mount St Helens in the 80s 

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