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Why do earthquakes take place?
They result from the build up and sudden release of tension, usually along a fault line.
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How is a tropical cyclone formed?
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Name 2 typical weather conditions when a tropical cyclone approaches.
Cloudy, increasing wind speed, air pressure falls, heavy rainfalls
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True or false? When a tropical cyclone passes over land or a cold ocean current it loses the source of energy and the speed increases.
False!
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seesaw
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shark
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gift
Win 25 points!
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banana
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baam
Lose 15 points!
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seesaw
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rocket
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baam
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Name 2 climatic hazards
droughts, tropical cyclones, floods
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trap
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rocket
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rocket
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baam
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What's a volcano?
a hole or crack (fissure) through which magma erupts onto the surface
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True or false? Percolation is the vertical movement of water from the soil into underlying rock
True!
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What's a drought?
When there is a lack of rain or less rain than normal over a long period of time.
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Name 2 differences between shield and composite volcanos
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Name and explain 2 physical causes of flooding.
Weather, previous weather, soil and rock type, relief, Earthquakes, volcanoes and tropical cyclones.
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rocket
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baam
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What's a natural hazard?
a physical event that has the potential to cause loss of life or injury and damage property and infrastructure.
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What's flooding?
When the discharge of a river exceeds the capacity of the river's channel.
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