8.6 Lesson 3 Quiz

Use the information in the data table to answer the questions below. Please use complete sentences to fully explain your answers on this exit ticket. This is not group work or Google work - please use your own amazing brain and only the data below to complete this exit ticket. You ARE allowed to use your own Science notebook or your packet if needed.

Your score on this exit ticket will be entered in Mi-Star as a quiz grade. Good luck! ☘

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Based on this data table, which state is most likely to have tornados?

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What evidence from the data table supports your state choice in question 1?

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Based on this data table, which state is least likely to have a flood?

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What evidence from the data table supports your state choice in question 3?

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Based on this data table, which natural hazard is least likely to occur? (Double check the time frame for each hazard! Least likely means the event will occur with less frequency)

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Which natural hazard happens most frequently over a shorter period of time?

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8.6 Lesson 3 Quiz

8.6 Lesson 3 Quiz

8.6 Lesson 3 Quiz

Based on this data table, which state is most likely to have tornados?

What evidence from the data table supports your state choice in question 1?

Based on this data table, which state is least likely to have a flood?

What evidence from the data table supports your state choice in question 3?

Based on this data table, which natural hazard is least likely to occur? (Double check the time frame for each hazard! Least likely means the event will occur with less frequency)

Which natural hazard happens most frequently over a shorter period of time?

What evidence from the data table supports your answer for question #6?

8.6 Lesson 3 Quiz

Based on this data table, which state is most likely to have tornados?

What evidence from the data table supports your state choice in question 1?

Based on this data table, which state is least likely to have a flood?

What evidence from the data table supports your state choice in question 3?

Based on this data table, which natural hazard is least likely to occur? (Double check the time frame for each hazard! Least likely means the event will occur with less frequency)

Which natural hazard happens most frequently over a shorter period of time?

What evidence from the data table supports your answer for question #6?