Natural Disasters
Pollution
Energy Sources
Ozone Layer
Community Helpers
100

What natural disaster causes too much water to cover land?

Flood

100

What is pollution?

Something harmful added to the environment.

100

Which energy source comes from the sun?

Solar energy

100

What layer protects Earth from harmful ultraviolet rays?

Ozone layer

100

Who helps rescue people after disasters?

Volunteers and emergency workers

200

What natural disaster is a funnel-shaped windstorm?

Tornado

200

What type of pollution comes from car exhaust and smoke?

Air pollution

200

Which energy source uses wind turbines?

Wind energy

200

What is the atmosphere?

The layer of gases around Earth.

200

What do shelters provide after disasters?

Safe places to stay

300

What natural disaster shakes the ground?

Earthquake

300

What is littering?

Leaving trash on the ground.

300

Are fossil fuels renewable or nonrenewable?

Nonrenewable

300

What damaged the ozone layer?

Human-made chemicals

300

What group helped rescue people during hurricanes in Louisiana?

The Cajun Navy

400

What tropical storm brings heavy rain and strong winds?

Hurricane

400

What can polluted water do to living things?

Make them sick or harm them.

400

What is one problem caused by fossil fuels?

Pollution

400

What agreement helped protect the ozone layer?

Montreal Protocol

400

Name one thing volunteers give to disaster victims.

Food / water / clothing / supplies

500

Name one natural disaster common in the western United States.

Wildfire

500

Name one way communities reduce pollution.

Recycle / clean up trash / use buses or bikes / follow laws

500

Name one renewable energy source.

Solar energy or wind energy

500

Why is the ozone layer important?

It protects Earth from harmful sun rays.

500

What are two ways communities help after natural disasters?

Rescue people, provide shelters, repair roads, clean up damage, give supplies