Tsunamis
Infrastructure
Natural Hazards
Formation
It's a warning
100

How are tsunamis formed?

By Earthquakes happening underwater. 

Bonus: By strong avalanches and land movement. 

100

What is infrastructure?

Building, roads, and physical aspects of an area.

100

What makes something a hazard?

When it threatens human life or property. 

100

How are hurricanes formed? 

Hot air over the ocean turns water into vapor, creating big storm clouds.

100

Q13:  What are some ways that you can alert people about a disaster coming?

Sirens, alerts, word of mouth...

200

Q5: 

Why do places like Japan need to be worried about Tsunamis? 

They need to worry because the are on the ring of fire, and are prone to underwater earthquakes. 

200

Q9: How can infrastructure help protect us for natural disasters?

It can protect us from the disaster or slow the disaster down.

200

Q1: What are some natural hazards? 

LIST THREE

Tsunami, tornado, hurricane, wildfire, earthquake...ext

200

Q4: What is the ring of fire? 

BONUS: What is the ring of fire on?

The ring of fire is an area of land that is prone to earthquakes

It is on a tectonic plate!

200

Q14: Why would we want people to be informed about hazards? 

So that people can stay safe and protect themselves, others, and their property. 

300

Q6: 

Do we need to worry about Tsunamis in Chicago? Why?

No, Chicago does not have the right conditions to form a tsunami.

300

Q10: What are some examples of infrastructure for protection against natural hazards?

 LIST THREE

Basements, tsunami walls, water towers...

300

Are all natural hazards formed in the same way?

No, they all require different environments to form

300

How are earthquakes formed?

When two tectonic plates slide paste each other

Transform boundary!

300

What information do we want to include in warning systems?

- What's the event

- Where it is coming 

- When is it coming

-  If evacuation is needed

400

Q8: Should we build tsunami walls in Chicago? Why or why not? 

No, we can't get tsunamis so we don't need them.

400

Should we build infastricture protecting against ALL natural hazards everywhere?

No, it is expensive and unnecessary

400

Q3: Can all natural disasters occur in the same area?

No, some environments cannot produce some natural hazards. 

400

How are tornados formed?

When super hot and super cold air mix, creating unstable air

400

True or False: you can predict a Tsunami a day before it happens.

False! An earthquake or other event needs to occur first

500

What infrastructure is used to protect against tsunamis?

Tsunami walls.

500

What infrastructure is developed to protect from hurricanes and flash floods?

Levee

500

What is a landslide? 

The sudden movement of rock caused

500

How do flash floods form?

Heavy rain fall in an area that is not prepared for the flood. 

500

What should a person do after receving a warning that an hazard is coming 

Follow directions!

-evacuation -shelter


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