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Place the following statements in the proper sequence to illustrate how a tornado destroys a house Rank the options below. Wind blows down interior walls after outside walls are down Walls of the house fall exterior side walls sucked out, front wall blows in, back wall blows out Wind blowing under eaves and through broken windows lifts roof of the house Wind blowing over roof creates uplift to completely remove roof Flying debris shatters windows

Place the following statements in the proper sequence to illustrate how a tornado destroys a house Rank the options below. Wind blows down interior walls after outside walls are down Walls of the house fall exterior side walls sucked out, front wall blows in, back wall blows out Wind blowing under eaves and through broken windows lifts roof of the house Wind blowing over roof creates uplift to completely remove roof Flying debris shatters windows

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Place the following statements in the proper sequence to illustrate how a tornado destroys a house Rank the options below. Wind blows down interior walls after outside walls are down Walls of the house fall exterior side walls sucked out, front wall blows in, back wall blows out Wind blowing under eaves and through broken windows lifts roof of the house Wind blowing over roof creates uplift to completely remove roof Flying debris shatters windows
Transcribed Image Text:Place the following statements in the proper sequence to illustrate how a tornado destroys a house Rank the options below. Wind blows down interior walls after outside walls are down Walls of the house fall exterior side walls sucked out, front wall blows in, back wall blows out Wind blowing under eaves and through broken windows lifts roof of the house Wind blowing over roof creates uplift to completely remove roof Flying debris shatters windows
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