Earthquakes
Tsunamis
Volcanoes
Tornadoes
Blizards
100

What causes earthquakes?

Earthquakes are caused by the sudden movement of rocks along fault lines.

100

What is a tsunamis.

A tsunamis is a powerful ocean waves caused by underwater earthquakes.

100

What is a volcano.

A volcano is a vent in the Earth's surface where molten rock, ash, and gases erupt.

100

What is a tornado.

A tornado is a violently rotating air that extends from a thunderstorm.

100

what are blizards occur.

Blizzards require temperatures cold enough for snow to form and fall.

200

Where do earthquakes occur?

Most earthquakes occur along plate boundaries.

200

What causes a tsunamis.

Tsunamis are most often generated by earthquakes.

200

What causes a volcano

Volcanoes are formed by the movement and interaction.

200

how do tornadoes form.

tornadoes form when warm, moist air collides with cold.

200

what are blizards.

Large quantities of falling or blowing snow.

300

What is an earthquake.

An earthquake is the shaking of the the earths surface cuased by the subben realese.

300

Where do tsunamis occur.

Most tsunamis are around the Pacific Ocean.

300

where do volcanos occur.

Vocanos occur around the ring of fire.

300

where do tornadoes occur.

 tornadoes occur anywhere in the United States, but are most common in the central plains.

300

how long do blizards last

a few hours 

400

How long do you think earthquakes last.

The duration of an earthquake can vary independ on its magnitude and other factors.

400

How long to tsunamis last.

They last several minutes to hours.

400

How long do volcanos last.

Volcanos last to a few days to many years.

400

How long do tornadoes last.

tornadoes last to few minutes to several hours.

400

how do blizards affect people.

blizards can cause health hazards 

500

Do you think people can cause earthquakes.

Yes, people can cause little earthquakes

500

What is the height of a regular tsunami.

A regular height of a tsunami is 3 feet.

500

how do volcanoes form

the Earth's lithosphere is broken into plates.

500

what is the wind speed of a tornado

110 mph to 180 mph.

500

how do blizzards form 

when a severe winter storm with strong winds and heavy snowfall.