Natural Hazards Y11 Revision
Across
- 1. When soil becomes full of water (9)
- 5. The name of three orbital cycles that help explain a natural cause of climate change (12)
- 7. This type of pressure results in fine weather with few clouds and is found at 30 N and 30 S (4)
- 10. A natural cause of climate change on an 11 year cycle (8)
- 11. This causes the movement of tectonic plates (10,7)
- 13. The probability (chance) of a hazard occurring and causing harm (4)
- 14. Action taken to reduce the long term risk of natural hazards e.g. countries agreeing to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions (9)
- 17. This is the process that causes teh trade winds to curve and is formed due to the roatation of the Earth (8,6)
- 18. A type of plate boundary where two plates move towards each other (11)
- 20. Actions taken to adjust to the impacts of climate change (10)
- 22. A county in England that suffered severe flooding in 2014 (8)
- 23. The distance from the equator (8)
- 25. Heat from the Earth (10)
- 27. When gas turns into a liquid as it cools down. This is important in the formation of clouds (12)
Down
- 1. A consequence of climate change that is caused by melting ice and thermal expansion (3,5,4)
- 2. Exactly the same as a hurricane, but their name is different in Japan and the Philippines
- 3. A scale used to show the magnitude (how big) an earthquake is (7)
- 4. The size of something (usually in terms of earthquakes) (8)
- 6. Another name for storm clouds (12)
- 8. A type of plate boundary where two plates move away from each other (12)
- 9. A type of Earth's crust that is made of basalt, is thin but dense and found underneath the oceans (7)
- 12. A type of plate boundary where two plates move past each other (12)
- 15. A greenhouse gas that is 21 times more powerful than carbon dioxide (7)
- 16. Another word for an ice age (7)
- 19. The ring of towering clouds around the edge of the eye (3,4)
- 21. Another name for assessing tree rings to look at past climate (16)
- 24. The past 2.5 million years of geological time (10)
- 26. Very strong wind system formed from a lower pressure storm over a warm ocean (9)