I like how you included Train Derailment, it tripped a lot of people up. I like the Earthquake quote. And I thought fire would be one, but after the quiz I only noticed that there was Forest Fire.
here aswell. A long period of non stop rain. Just not extremely heaving rainfaill. Even after getting the asnwer right, I kept reading the question to let it sink in. But I could just not unsee it.But stop pondering about it and moved on, cause time was still ticking..
Sorry, but this site uses facts and science. I think you are looking for the Flights of Fancy fantasy quiz site, where you can answer questions about man and dinosaurs living at the same time, and the age of the universe being 6000 years. You have fun with that!!
If using only facts and science then Nero18 is correct. Look at the loudest people pushing the global warming theory and they have their entire wealth built on the hoax. Al Gore has made tens of millions of dollars pushing the nonsense but if you want to know what a person truly believes don't listen to them, look at their actions. Gore drives gas guzzlers, flies around in private jets, has huge mansions for just a couple of people. He is either a liar or a hypocrite. The science itself changes to reflect the narrative and the people claiming scientists have proven it is fact ignore the scientists who have debunked it. Global warming is politically and financially driven.
Glaciers and polar ice are melting. That is very strong evidence that the earth is warming. Whether humans are adding to the warming is the question. I think it would be better to cut back on fossil fuels even if they are not the cause of the earth warming.
And true things include Nessie, Sasquatch, the alien in Area 51, chupacabra, that bulls get angry when they see red, astrology, and, of course, that all the coronavirus vaccines have microchips.
Sinkhole should be an acceptable answer for "Loose or wet soil can cause this". Quicksand would also work but I don't really associate it with a disaster.
A disaster is something that you would fear to happen to you in the present or future - i.e. it is something that would have an actual impact on our lives.
Hence SHIPWRECK should not be on this list. Change the answer to iceberg instead, and it would be consistent with the rest of this quiz.
I should really learn ton read the question properly, for the rain one I was really stumped, I tried flood and deluge to no avail, only when the answer was revealed did I read the question properly.
In Australia we call them bushfires. Sadly, if you want to update this quiz you can refer to the bushfire epidemic -- I can't think of any other word for it -- that has ravaged large parts of New South Wales, and smaller regions of Queensland and Western Australia since late November; that's nearly a month. When the media or whoever eventually names these things, comes up with a name tag, Black Sunday will pale in comparison. That's not belittling in any way what happened then, but this is a whole new level of disaster.
I was always under the impression that a cyclone is another word for a tornado, not a hurricane. In The Wizard of Oz, both the book and the movie, the thing that took Dorothy over the rainbow was never referred to as a tornado, only a twister. My great-grandmother who grew up in rural Kansas around that time says that everyone she knew always called them cyclones or twisters, and in the stage directions for Wizard there are references to a "cyclone" but never a "tornado." Currently, neither alternative is accepted. Please either change the clue or start accepting cyclone and twister for tornado.
I'm pretty sure that is the primary motivation of geologists, yes. That rascal Edwin Hodge didn't consider the damage this would do to the pride of people living in less fortunate countries with less potentially catastrophic volcanic activity.
I'd like to keep singing walruses.
100% with 3:04 left. Watched a show about the Yellowstone supervolcano in the last year or so. That will be an epic event when it goes.
Hence SHIPWRECK should not be on this list. Change the answer to iceberg instead, and it would be consistent with the rest of this quiz.
I was looking for something related to Alternate Current :D