A tropical island that's name is similar to a cube. It can have very bad weather.
Where is the country where Red Cross helped with a hurricane?
100
In between China and India.
Where is Nepal?
100
George Sterling Ansel Ryerson.
Who founded Red Cross Canada?
100
Improves access to food, shelter, medical care and extra health resources.
How did RCC respond to the tsunami in Japan?
200
The situation was bad for her and her family but RCC helped by providing them supplies and a place to stay.
How did RCC help in a situation that has taken place in Canada?
200
None
What countries surround Japan?
200
Gustave Moynier & Henry Dunant.
Who founded Red Cross?
200
When an earthquake occurs, energy is transferred and the displaced water forms a wave. As the wave travels and enters shallower water in the coastal area, it begins to increase in size.
How does a tsunami occur?
300
Two plates under the earth, colliding 45 mm cause a ginormous _________.
What caused the Nepal earthquake?
300
639 km is the distance between ______ and ______.
How far away is Haiti from Cuba?
300
He was an Ontario phisican and a face of a political party.
What did George Ryerson do for a living?
300
Hurricanes are violent storms on Earth. People call these storms by other names, such as typhoons or cyclones, depending on where they occur. The scientific term for all these storms is tropical cyclone. Only tropical cyclones that form over the Atlantic Ocean or eastern Pacific Ocean are called "hurricanes."
What is a hurricane?
400
The health of mothers, children and babies.
What does RCC focus on helping?
400
Off the coast of Mexico, part of the North America.
Where is Cuba located?
400
The Conservative Party.
Which party was George Ryerson part of?
400
An avalanche occurs when a layer of snow collapses and slides downhill. Avalanches are caused by four factors: a steep slope, snow cover, a weak layer in the snow cover and a trigger.
How do avalanches occur?
500
Building shelters after natural disasters.
What can your donations contribute to?
500
10, 557 km.
How far did RCC travel to get to Nepal?
500
Five years, from 1993-1998.
How long was George Ryerson in the legislative assembly of Ontario?
500
A storm with high winds or violent gusts but little or no rain. A gust front is the leading edge of cool air rushing down and out from a thunderstorm. There are two main reasons why the air flows out of some thunderstorms so rapidly.