Tornadoes: Nature's Super Twisters

What type of storm is most likely to produce a tornado?

• Dust Storm

• Blizzard

• Supercell Thunderstorm

• Hurricane

What is the main characteristic of a supercell thunderstorm?

• It is always accompanied by hail

• It is the most powerful type of storm

• It only occurs in winter

• It is the smallest type of storm

What is essential for a tornado to maintain its strength?

• Cold, dry air

• High altitude

• Warm, moist air

• Strong sunlight

What does a tornado resemble when it touches the ground?

• A rolling ball

• A flying saucer

• A spinning straw

• A floating cloud

How fast can tornadoes spin?

• Up to 75 miles per hour

• Up to 150 miles per hour

• Up to 200 miles per hour

• Up to 300 miles per hour

Which animal is slower than a tornado?

• Cheetah

• Eagle

• Racing Horse

• Snail

Which region in the United States is known for frequent tornado activity?

• Cyclone Corridor

• Tornado Alley

• Hurricane Zone

• Tornado Valley

What is Tornado Alley often compared to?

• A quiet park

• A giant stage

• A bustling city

• A small alleyway

What is the primary role of tornadoes in the Earth's weather system?

• To cool the oceans

• To spread warmth

• To create rain

• To generate wind

How do tornadoes help balance the Earth's temperature?

• By absorbing moisture

• By blocking sunlight

• By moving hot air to cooler areas

• By creating rain