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What do students do in the activity, Find Flash Flood Alley?
What do students do in the activity, Find Flash Flood Alley?
- Develop a map to document how land and water interact across the state (correct)
- Create a weather forecast for flash floods in Texas
- Study the history of flash floods in different regions
- Investigate the causes of flash floods in urban areas
What is the specific focus of students' exploration in the lesson?
What is the specific focus of students' exploration in the lesson?
- Hurricanes and their effects on coastal regions
- Flash floods and their likelihood in different regions (correct)
- Tornadoes and their impact on urban areas
- Droughts and their impact on agricultural land
How do students use the map they develop in the activity?
How do students use the map they develop in the activity?
- Explain how different shapes and kinds of land increase or decrease the chances of rainfall causing a flash flood (correct)
- Identify potential evacuation routes in case of a flash flood
- Analyze the impact of flash floods on wildlife habitats
- Predict the exact timing of future flash flood events
What is the timescale that distinguishes flash floods from regular floods?
What is the timescale that distinguishes flash floods from regular floods?
Where do flash floods most often occur?
Where do flash floods most often occur?
What natural events can cause flash floods?
What natural events can cause flash floods?
Where have flash floods been known to occur after eruptions?
Where have flash floods been known to occur after eruptions?
What is the relative impact of flash floods compared to lightning, tornadoes, and hurricanes in the U.S.?
What is the relative impact of flash floods compared to lightning, tornadoes, and hurricanes in the U.S.?
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