unit 1 lesson 1 review

Which of the following natural hazards could have caused the ash damage in this photo? Select ALL that apply.

• flood

• hurricane

• volcanic eruption

• earthquake

• wildfire

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Which of the following years had the fewest tornadoes?

• 1956

• 2002

• 1994

• 2014

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Which of the following hazards are related to volcanic eruptions? Select all that apply. (2 answers)

• Tornadoes

• Lahars

• Pyroclastic flows

• Hurricanes

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After a volcanic eruption, where would you expect to find lahar to run through?

• on the side of the volcano

• in the crater of the volcano

• in a valley leading away from the volcano

• on the hilltops surrounding the volcano

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Which of these statements is true?

• the number of tornadoes per year remains about the same.

• the number of tornadoes per year varies from year to year.

• the number of tornadoes per year is increasing each year.

• the number of tornadoes per year is decreasing each year.

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Which of the following are examples of natural disasters?

• A tsunami erodes a parts of a beach on an uninhabited island.

• A tsunami floods a city and causes people to evacuate.

• A thunderstorm over the ocean.

• A small lava flow cools and hardens into rock.

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Which of the following hazards are related to volcanic eruptions? Select all that apply. (2 answers)

• Tornadoes

• Lahars

• Pyroclastic flows

• Hurricanes

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Which type of volcano do scientists agree is not likely to erupt ever again?

• Active

• Dormant

• Extinct

• Erupting

What do you call volcanoes that have erupted in the past 10,000 years?

• Dormant

• Extinct

• Active

• Sleeping

Volcanoes that have NOT erupted in the past 10,000 years are called:

• Dormant

• Extinct

• Active

• Magmatic