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- Q11. Which of the following is NOT a typical feature of a thunderstorm?Clear skiesLightning flashesThunderHeavy rainfall30sSC7.FM.1
- Q22. What is the primary cause of a thunderstorm?The collision of warm, moist air with cooler airSolar flaresThe Earth's rotationVolcanic eruptions30s
- Q33. What are the three stages of a thunderstorm in order?Mature, Dissipating, CumulusMature, Cumulus, DissipatingDissipating, Mature, CumulusCumulus, Mature, Dissipating30s
- Q44. What causes the sound of thunder?Rain hitting the groundClouds collidingWind blowing through treesRapid expansion of air due to lightning30s
- Q55. Which type of lightning is the most commonly recognised?Within a cloudAll types are equally recognisedCloud-to-groundBetween different clouds30s
- Q66. If you see lightning, why do you hear thunder afterwards?Sound travels faster than light.They occur simultaneouslyThunder is created first and is followed by lightning.Light travels faster than sound.30s
- Q77. Which of the following is the safest place to be during a thunderstorm?Swimming in a poolNear a metal fenceUnder a tall treeInside a car30s
- Q88. Why should you avoid using electronics and corded phones during a thunderstorm?They attract lightning directlyLightning can travel through electrical wiringThey interfere with thunderThey might get wet30s
- Q99. During which stage of a thunderstorm would you experience the heaviest rainfall, lightning and thunder?Cumulus stageDissipating stageMature stageEarly stage30s
- Q1010. What is a sign that a thunderstorm is in its dissipating stage?Increasing lightning and thunderFormation of large cloudsLighter rain and fading stormHeavy rain and strong winds30s
- Q1111. What is the function of thunderstorms in the atmosphere?To cause destructionTo release built-up energy and stabilise the atmosphereTo create more cloudsTo make the air hotter30s
- Q1212. If caught outside with no shelter, what should you do to stay safe?Run as fast as possibleStand up straight to look for shelterCrouch low to the groundLie flat on the ground30s
- Q1313. Why do thunderstorms frequently occur in the US?There are more trees in the US than other countries.The US has a unique geography with warm, moist air colliding with cooler air.The US experiences more solar radiationThe country is close to the equator.30s
- Q1414. Why are open areas dangerous during a thunderstorm?They are more likely to floodThey make you a higher target for lightningThey are colderThey have stronger winds30s
- Q1515. What is the primary reason to avoid metal objects during a thunderstorm?Metal is attracted to water.Metal can rust.Metal can cause static electricity.Metal is a good conductor of electricity.30s
