Directions: Observe the given pictures, identify the types whether the hazard belongs to hydrometeorological, geological, or man-made. Describe the possible scenario when hazard strikes and answer the questions that follow.

Q: .TF Normal atmospheric pressure at sea-level is equal to 760mm of mercury.

A: Atmospheric Pressure- Pressure exerted by the atmosphere is known as atmospheric pressure. It is the...

Q: How do scientists decide when one period ends and another period begins?

A: The geological times ultimately represent the natural trends and shifts in the history of the Earth....

Q: A city near the ocean experiences thunderstorms on a frequent basis

A: Thunderstorms occur when warm moist air rises to the cooler regions of the atmosphere. This condense...

Q: Which of the following locational implications has contributed to the introduction of Christianity, ...

A: To choose the correct option for the question Which of the following locational implications has con...

Q: 6. Radiowaves have a wavelength than visible light and are therefore energetic. a. longer; less b. l...

A: The Sun's energy that passes and enters the different spheres of Earth has other physical properties...

Q: form and is 7. Solar energy enters Earth's atmosphere in the re-radiated back into space in the form...

A: Solar Radiation- Solar radiation is the primary source of energy to complete every natural process,...

Q: The map below shows patterns of precipitation for a particular month. This pattern of precipitation ...

A: Hadley cell is an atmospheric circulation that is seen on the earth. This is majorly focused near th...

Q: Differentiate between Frontiers and Boundaries

A:               A frontier is a politico-geographical area that lies beyond the defined political bord...

Q: Based on the information in the graph, which of these environmental phenomena has likely increased s...

A: Mauna Lao Observatory is a solar observatory and a part of ESRL Global Monitoring division. It monit...

Q: What "type of air mass" would be responsible for the weather conditions listed as follows? heavy sn...

A: 1. Maritime polar(mP) air mass in the New York City of Buffalo causes extreme snowfall and low tempe...

Q: How do plants obtain nutrients?   a Through photosynthesis.   b Through osmosis.   c...

A: PLANTS  THESE ARE AUTOTROPHS I.E. THEY MAKE THEIR OWN FOOD. THEY CONTAIN CHLOROPHYLL WHICH MAKES THE...

Q: How do supercell thunderstorms differ from ordinary cell (air mass) thunderstorms?

A: A thunderstorm is a change in weather phenomena often noted with rain, lightning, thunder and hailst...

Q: Use the diagram below to answer the questions that follow:

A: The ocean floor is a repository for different forms of plate tectonic activities and plate tectonic ...

Q: Of the three dimensions of sustainability-economic, social and environment, why is environmental sus...

A: Sustainable development is the method of saving the current resources for a better future. This invo...

Q: Why is it important to know the points of convergence among Southeast Asian countries?

A: Convergence can be termed as more of a meeting point. This is also meant as the union of two regions...

Q: Through a diagram locate Torrid Zone and explain its prevailing weather phenomenon.

A: Earth is divided into many major temperature zones, different zones receive a different amount of he...

Q: Which continents are most densely populated?

A: Continents are the largest mass of Earth that we see on our Earth. This solid land mass includes bot...

Q: For each of the following front types Provide a Definition and the direction the front is moving Sta...

A: Fronts- Front is a three-dimensional boundary zone formed between two converging air masses with dif...

Q: help

A:              The moon is a celestial body revolving around the earth. It is the only satellite of th...

Q: explain relationship between the location of natural resources and human population distribution in ...

A: Natural Resources are the sources that are naturally available in the world. These resources were no...

Q: What major geological movement occurred in the late Oligocene & Miocene Epoch of the Cenozoic Er...

A: The Rift Valley formation is stated to be linked to plate tectonics theory. It is assumed that the R...

Q: help

A: The Moon has stages while it is orbiting the Earth, causing it to alter the part we see. The Lunar P...

Q: The culture-environment tradition focuses on the study of particular portions of the earth's surface...

A: The cultural environment tradition of geography is the oldest in all four traditions of geography. i...

Q: Did the boundaries between North Korea  and South Korea change from 1950 to 1953?

A: Korea had unified identity before Second World War and before that it was under the control of Japan...

Q: What are the main controls of BWh (subtropical desert) climates found between 20° and 30° N & S ...

A: Subtropical desert (BWh) is between 20-30 degrees North-South of the equator. The subtropical region...

Q: 47)   What is the difference between continental drift and plate tectonics?

A:              Continental drift theory was proposed by Alfred Wagner in 1912 which was a more refined...

Q: What major geological movement occurred in the late Oligocene & Miocene Epoch of the Cenozoic Er...

A: The Cenozoic era is divided into two periods i.e., Tertiary Period and Quarternary Period. The Terti...

Q: Astronomical, mathematical or global location, in other words refers to absolute location. Select on...

A: The absolute location is something that has a fixed point like latitudes and longitudes. All the geo...