Which one is a geological hazard, Drought, Earthquake, Hurricane, Thunderstorm , What can happen when a natural hazard affects a heavily populated area , The hazard disappears quickly , It is less dangerous , The weather becomes colder , It may become a natural disaster, Why do scientists collect data about natural hazards, To understand patterns and predict hazards, To make storms stronger , To stop all hazards from happening, To change climate, Which of the following is a precursor event that may help scientists predict a flood, A volcanic eruption , Heavy rainfall over a short period of time, A drop in ocean temperature , A solar eclipse , Why do scientists monitor earthquakes around volcanoes , earthquakes can cool magma inside the volcano , Earthquakes can stop eruptions from happening, Swarms of small earthquakes may show magma moving upward, Earthquakes only happen after eruptions, How do historical hurricane path data help scientists, They show where hurricanes are likely to occur in the future, They determine the exact day a hurricane will happen, They prevent hurricanes from forming, They measure volcanic eruptions, Which action is an example for a natural hazard like a flood , rebuilding damaged roads after flood, providing food and water after disaster , Rescuing people trapped in flooded homes, creating emergency kits and evacuation plans, Why do scientists and engineers work together in hazard mitigations , To stop natural disasters from happening , To study hazards and design ways to reduce damage, To collect money for rebuilding communities, To replace emergency management agencies , which activity is part of the recovery stage after a natural disaster , monitoring weather conditions with a radar, Issuing tornado warnings to the public, building temporary shelters and repairing structures , Practicing evacuation drills before a storm.

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