
Section 2 Chapter 3
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- Q1a violent disturbance in the atmosphere.stormlightningtornadoflood120s
- Q2a small storm often accompanied by heavy precipitation and frequent thunder and lightningstormthunderstormthunderstormtornado120s
- Q3Thunderstorms form in large cumulonimbus clouds, also known as thunderheads.I don't knowfalsetrue120s
- Q4Within the thunderheads are strong upward and downward winds-updrafts and downdraftsfalsetrue120s
- Q5a sudden spark, or electrical discharge, as these charges jump between parts of a cloud between nearby clouds, or between a cloud and the groundtornadolightningstormthunder120s
- Q6A lightning bolt can heat the air near it to as much as 50,000 degrees C?FalseTrue120s
- Q7Lightning can cause damage?falsetrue120s
- Q8In urban areas, floods can occur when the ground is already saturated by heavy rains?falsetrue120s
- Q9The safest place to be during a thunderstorm is outdoors?truefalse120s
- Q10If you are inside a house during a thunderstorm, you should avoid touching which of the following?plumbing fixtureselectrical appliancestelephonesAll of these options120s
- Q11During a thunderstorm, you should aoid objects that can conduct electricity such as metal objects and bodies of water?truefalse120s
- Q12______________ is a rapidly whirling, funnel-shaped cloud that reaches down from a strom cloud to touch Earth's surface.cloudlightninghurricanetornado120s
- Q13Wind speeds in the most intense tornadoes may approach 500 km/hr (310 mph)?truefalse120s
- Q14Tornadoes most commonly develop in thick cumulonimbus clouds- the same clouds that bring thunderstorms?falsetrue120s
- Q15Tornadoes are most likely to occur in winter and spring?truefalse120s