Extreme natural events
Global warming
Flooding
Storms
Heat waves
100

How many earthquackes are measured every year in Italy?

A. 10000 B.13000 C.16000 D.19000 

C

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What is it caused by?

By the production of greenhouse gasses

100

What is a flood?

A flood is when water overflows onto normally dry land

100

What is the reagion storms are most common in?

Tornado Alley, USA

100

Why can heat waves be dangerous for people?

They can lead to many problems connected to the hydratation of people

200

What is an extreme natural event?

An extreme natural event is a powerful and unusual natural occurrence

200

Name one consequence of it

Melting glaciers, rising sea levels, loss of biodiversity, more extreme events,...

200

Name two common causes of floods

Heavy rainfall, melting snow, storm surges, dam failure

200

How a tornado is formated?

A front of warm and humid air have to meet a front of cold and dry air

200

What is a heat wave?

A heat wave is a long period of unusually high temperatures compared to the normal climate of a region

300

Name one tool used to collect data during extreme natural events

Satellites, weather stations, seismographs, radar, drones

300

Name 3 greenhouse gasses

H2O, CO2, CH4, N2O, many Fluoro compounds, O3

300

How can heavy rainfall lead to flooding in a city?

When rain falls faster than drains and sewers can carry it away, water builds up on streets and causes flooding

300

What is the difference between hurricanes and tornadoes?

Hurricanes originates over the seas and tornadoes over land

300

How is climate change linked to more frequent and intense heat waves?

Climate change raises average global temperatures, making extreme heat events more likely and more severe

400

Name at least 4 extreme natural events

Volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, landslides, avalanches and droughts

400

What year has been the warmest so far?

It's been 2024

400

Lose 400 points

Because no question came into my mind

400

What is a hurricane?

It's a large system of spinning air that rotates around a point of low pressure

400

How do heat waves affect the environment?

They can dry out soil, increase the risk of wildfires, harm crops, and stress wildlife

500

What is a tsunami and how does it form?

A tsunami is a series of giant ocean waves caused by strong underwater earthquakes, landslides, or volcanic eruptions

500

How much the global temperature has changed since the pre-industrial era?

Heart is 1,55°C hotter than before

500

How can climate change influence the frequency and intensity of floods around the world?

Climate change can increase extreme rainfall, raise sea levels, and make storms stronger

500

Where does the word "hurricane" comes from?

It is derived from Huracan, a god of evil recognised by Mayas

500

What are the two types of heat waves?

Heat waves can be diveded in high-humidity and low-humidity

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