Typhoon Vera
Hurricane Hazel
Chapter 2 and 3
100

True or False: Typhoon Vera has wind speeds of a Category 2 hurricane

False - Category 5

100

Where most of the damage came from

What is flooding?

100

Catastrophic hazards

What are natural hazards that affect large numbers of people or even the whole world?

200

The country that Typhoon Vera hit

What is Japan?

200

Hurricane Hazel struck this city the hardest

What is Toronto?

200

This region in Canada has been the most affected by wildfires

What is Western Canada?

300

Where typhoons form

What is around Asia (Indian/Western Pacific Ocean)?

300

These laws were introduced following Hurricane Hazel

What are zoning laws (to restrict development in high-risk areas)?

300

Disaster mitigation and the two types of mitigation measures

What are attempts to keep hazards from turning into disasters? What are structural and non-structural?

400

Starts off as thunderstorms that convert moisture into heat. Heat increases airflow to the center of the storm, and this increased heat and air circulation leads to the natural phenomenon

How do typhoons form?

400

Hurricane Hazel struck in 1951 or 1957

Trick Question; What is 1954!

400

The process by which heat from Earth’s surface is absorbed by gases in the atmosphere and redirected back to earth

What is the Greenhouse Effect?

500

The year Typhoon Vera happened

What is 1959?

500

The communities that were the most affected by Hurricane Hazel

What are river communities in Southern Ontario?

500

Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary effects (occur because of the disaster itself; occur as a result of a primary effect; long-term effects stemming from the primary effect)

What are the 3 types of natural disaster effects?

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