Inundación

The video tutorial explains flooding as a natural disaster, highlighting its types: river, coastal, and flash floods. River floods occur when rivers overflow, affecting floodplains where humans often build. Coastal floods are driven by storms and high tides, while flash floods result from sudden rain, especially in mountainous regions. The video discusses the impact of floods on land, homes, and lives, emphasizing the need for preparedness.

What is a flood primarily characterized by?

• A large flow of air

• An overflow of water onto land

• A strong windstorm

• A sudden drop in temperature

Which type of flood occurs when rivers cannot contain excess water?

• Coastal flood

• Flash flood

• Urban flood

• River flood

What is a floodplain?

• A dry area that never floods

• An area around a river that naturally floods

• A mountain region prone to landslides

• A coastal area affected by tides

What natural event is most likely to cause coastal flooding?

• Earthquake

• Tornado

• Hurricane

• Drought

In which areas are flash floods most likely to occur?

• Urban centers

• Mountainous regions

• Desert areas

• Flat plains