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There is a difference between tsunamis and tidal
waves, a tsunami is actually waves that come one
after the other and travel at a speed that is from 500
to 600 miles per hour in the open sea. Tsunamis are
not so easy to detect in the ocean and ships
because the wavelengths can be hundred miles
long with amplitude of just few feet. This makes the
undetectable by land. As these waves come close
to the sea coast, the speed reduces and the
amplitude rises. Though waves are known to rise as
100 feet, even 10 to 20 feet high is enough to cause
severe destruction and great cause of life.
FLOODS GENERALLY OCCUR WHEN THERE IS VERY HEAVY
    RAINFALL . MOST COMMONLY ,FLOODS ARE CAUSED WHEN
   A RIVER OVERFLOWS ITS BANKS AND THE WATER SPREADS TO
   THE SURROUNDING AREAS.
FLOODS ARE ALSO CAUSED BY THE :-
 COLLASPE OF A DAM BUILT ACROSS A RIVER .
 BLOCKING OF RIVER CHANNELS BY LANDSLIDES .
 CYCLONES AND TSUNAMI IN COSTAL AREAS.
WE CAN PREPARE FOR FLOODS IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS.:-
 LISTEN TO THE RADIO OR WATCH TELEVISION FOR WARNING
   AND ADVICE.
 KEEP STOCKS OF FOOD AND FRESH WATER.
 KEEP A RADIO ,TORCH AND MATCHBOXES AND CANDLES.
DROUGHTS
Some areas receive very little rainfall .
This causes an extreme shortage of water for
agriculture and domestic use .
We can prevent droughts by :-
 Growing more tree
 Developing rainwater harvesting system
 Growing drought –resistant crops such as
  maize , millets and sorghum.
EARTH QUAKES
SOMETIMES ,THERE ARE SUDDEN MOVEMENTS UNDER THE
  SURFACE OF EARTH .THESE CAUSE STRONG VIBRATION
 ON THE SURFACE OF EARTH.THIS IS KNOWN AS
  EARTHQUAKE. IT CAUSE LOT OF DAMAGE TO LIFE AND
  PROPERTY.
WE CAN TAKE THE FLOWING PRECAUTIONS DURING AN
  EARTH QUAKE:-
 GET OUT OF CARS AND BUSES IF YOU FEEL AN EARTH
  QUAKE.
 STAY AWAY FROM TREES , SIGNBOARDS , POLES AND
  ELECTRIC WIRES.
Tornadoes are
characterized by violent
winds that swirl in a counter
clockwise direction north of
the equator and clockwise
south of the equator. Most
people recognize them as
a towering black funnel
extending downward from
the base of a large
cumulonimbus cloud. It
rotates at speeds up to
three hundred miles per
hour (480 kpm) or in some
rare cases, even faster. In
the center of the tornado,
the air pressure is very low in
comparison to surrounding
air pressure.
1.   . TICK THE CORRECT ANSWER.
A. GREAT LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY CAUSED BY
   a)NATURAL THINGS        b)BLOCKING OF RIVER
   c)NATURALDISASTER       d)DISEASES

B. DURING AN EARTH QUAKE ,THE MAXIMUM
   DAMAGE IS CAUSED NEAR THE
a) EPICENTRE       c)SCHOOLBUILDING
b) FOCUS           d)TREMOUR
C. THE FORCE OF AN EARTHQUAKE IS
  MEASURED ON A
a) SEISMOGRAPH     c) EPICENTRE
b) RICHTER SCALE   d) SEISMOLOGY

D. WHICH VOLCANOES ARE THOSE THAT HAVE
   STOPPED ERUPTING ?
a) DORMANT VOLCANOES
b) EXTINCT VOLCANOES
c) ACTIVE VOLCANOES
E .) WHAT IS THE COMMON NAME FOR A
    TSUNAMI ?

  a) FOCUS       c) TIDAL WAVE
  b) EPICENTRE   d) EARTHQUAKES
Natural disaster

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Natural disaster

  • 1.
  • 2. There is a difference between tsunamis and tidal waves, a tsunami is actually waves that come one after the other and travel at a speed that is from 500 to 600 miles per hour in the open sea. Tsunamis are not so easy to detect in the ocean and ships because the wavelengths can be hundred miles long with amplitude of just few feet. This makes the undetectable by land. As these waves come close to the sea coast, the speed reduces and the amplitude rises. Though waves are known to rise as 100 feet, even 10 to 20 feet high is enough to cause severe destruction and great cause of life.
  • 3. FLOODS GENERALLY OCCUR WHEN THERE IS VERY HEAVY RAINFALL . MOST COMMONLY ,FLOODS ARE CAUSED WHEN A RIVER OVERFLOWS ITS BANKS AND THE WATER SPREADS TO THE SURROUNDING AREAS. FLOODS ARE ALSO CAUSED BY THE :-  COLLASPE OF A DAM BUILT ACROSS A RIVER .  BLOCKING OF RIVER CHANNELS BY LANDSLIDES .  CYCLONES AND TSUNAMI IN COSTAL AREAS. WE CAN PREPARE FOR FLOODS IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS.:-  LISTEN TO THE RADIO OR WATCH TELEVISION FOR WARNING AND ADVICE.  KEEP STOCKS OF FOOD AND FRESH WATER.  KEEP A RADIO ,TORCH AND MATCHBOXES AND CANDLES.
  • 4. DROUGHTS Some areas receive very little rainfall . This causes an extreme shortage of water for agriculture and domestic use . We can prevent droughts by :-  Growing more tree  Developing rainwater harvesting system  Growing drought –resistant crops such as maize , millets and sorghum.
  • 5. EARTH QUAKES SOMETIMES ,THERE ARE SUDDEN MOVEMENTS UNDER THE SURFACE OF EARTH .THESE CAUSE STRONG VIBRATION ON THE SURFACE OF EARTH.THIS IS KNOWN AS EARTHQUAKE. IT CAUSE LOT OF DAMAGE TO LIFE AND PROPERTY. WE CAN TAKE THE FLOWING PRECAUTIONS DURING AN EARTH QUAKE:-  GET OUT OF CARS AND BUSES IF YOU FEEL AN EARTH QUAKE.  STAY AWAY FROM TREES , SIGNBOARDS , POLES AND ELECTRIC WIRES.
  • 6. Tornadoes are characterized by violent winds that swirl in a counter clockwise direction north of the equator and clockwise south of the equator. Most people recognize them as a towering black funnel extending downward from the base of a large cumulonimbus cloud. It rotates at speeds up to three hundred miles per hour (480 kpm) or in some rare cases, even faster. In the center of the tornado, the air pressure is very low in comparison to surrounding air pressure.
  • 7. 1. . TICK THE CORRECT ANSWER. A. GREAT LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY CAUSED BY a)NATURAL THINGS b)BLOCKING OF RIVER c)NATURALDISASTER d)DISEASES B. DURING AN EARTH QUAKE ,THE MAXIMUM DAMAGE IS CAUSED NEAR THE a) EPICENTRE c)SCHOOLBUILDING b) FOCUS d)TREMOUR
  • 8. C. THE FORCE OF AN EARTHQUAKE IS MEASURED ON A a) SEISMOGRAPH c) EPICENTRE b) RICHTER SCALE d) SEISMOLOGY D. WHICH VOLCANOES ARE THOSE THAT HAVE STOPPED ERUPTING ? a) DORMANT VOLCANOES b) EXTINCT VOLCANOES c) ACTIVE VOLCANOES
  • 9. E .) WHAT IS THE COMMON NAME FOR A TSUNAMI ? a) FOCUS c) TIDAL WAVE b) EPICENTRE d) EARTHQUAKES