Think You Know About Typhoons?
Typhoons are one of the world's most destructive natural disasters. The typhoon is also known as tropical cyclone. Its a kind of hurricane around the water, there are only 26 known official storm in the world, the rest have not been fully confirmed. Take a test and find out how much you know about Typhoon.
- 1.
What's a typhoon?- A.
Its an earthquake
- B.
Its a depression
- C.
Its a tropical cyclone
- D.
None of the above
- 2.
What is the Northern Hemisphere also called?
- A.
Basin
- B.
Western Capricorn
- C.
Northwestern Pacific Basin
- D.
Tropical
- 3.
What is the full meaning of RSMC?
- A.
Region specified meteorological center
- B.
Regional specialized meteorological center
- C.
Region Simple Mentor Club
- D.
Nome of the above
- 4.
Which country has the longest record of typhoon?
- A.
Taiwan
- B.
China
- C.
Philippine
- D.
Korean
- 5.
Which is the lowest category of typhoon used by Japanese?
- A.
Tropical depression
- B.
Tropics
- C.
Tropical cyclone
- D.
Tropically
- 6.
Which country has the wettest typhoon?
- A.
China
- B.
Korean
- C.
Taiwan
- D.
Japanese
- 7.
How many official storms in the world?
- A.
35
- B.
26
- C.
76
- D.
12
- 8.
What is Coriolis effect?
- A.
Rotational order
- B.
Rotation in anticlockwise in the northern hemisphere and vice versa
- C.
Proportional rotation
- D.
Rotational value
- 9.
What's behind typhoon names?
- A.
Typhoon deaths
- B.
Names of region
- C.
Random names
- D.
All of the above
- 10.
Which is true, typhoon moves in a circular motion.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- C.
Maybe
- D.
I don't know
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