Earthquakes
Earthquakes most commonly occur here.
What is the rim of fire? What is a plate boundary?
The word "Tsunami" comes from that language.
What is Japanese?
The most common cause of a flood.
What is heavy rainfall?
This natural disaster destroyed the dinosaurs.
What is an asteroid/meteor impact?
A wave caused by the earthquake off the coast of Chile.
What is a tsunami?
A thing that causes a tsunami.
What is an earthquake?
The location that is a HIGH likely zone for tornadoes.
What is Eastern US?
Volcanic eruptions can be predicted with this?
What is nothing?
The machine that measures earthquakes.
What is a seismometer?
A tsunami exerts this kind of force.
What is a push?
A tornado is not considered a tornado until this touches down.
What is a funnel cloud?
Two natural hazards that can cause flooding?
What is a thunderstorm and hurricane? (Monsoon, snowstorm, snowmelt, etc).
Volcanos are most likely to occur along this?
What is a plate boundary? (fault line also acceptable)
A person who studies earthquakes.
What is a seismologist?
In 2004, 200,000 people died because of the tsunami HERE.
What is the Indian Ocean? What is Indonesia?
Tornadoes in this category destroy everything in their path.
What is EF 5?
Excessive water running over land with no place to go.
What is a flash flood?
When a volcano erupts slowly and lava spills out.
What is a slow flow? or What is a shield volcano?
The "scale" used to measure earthquakes.
What is a Richter Scale?
The thing that causes the tsunami to get higher and higher as it comes closer to the beach.
What is friction?
Tornadoes are measured on this scale. FULL NAME.
What is the Enhanced Fujita Scale?
Floods are predicted based on?
What is how much the ground can absorb? (What is where the water can go without flooding?)
Snow falling down the side of a mountain.
What is an avalanche?