Question

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Answer 1

earthquakes, landslides, volcanic erruptions....

Answer 2

lol, i dont think tornadoes can create tsunamis but then again we dont have any of those here in australia so i may be bias

Answer 3

which of the 4 its a multiple question

Answer 4

EARTHQUAKES

Answer 5

thanks batman

Answer 6

a tsunami is an ocean wave that is not caused by a meteorological (weather) event. thus cannot be caused by a tornado

Answer 7

can u answer another please

Which of the following would most violently change the earth?
1.Wind erosion
2.Water erosion
3. Thunderstorms
4.A volcano

Answer 8

A tsunami is usually caused by a powerful earthquake under the ocean floor. This earthquake pushes a large volume of water to the surface, creating waves. These waves are the tsunami.

In the deep ocean these waves are small. As they approach the coast these waves get bigger and more dangerous. Tsunami waves can cause tremendous damage when they reach land.

A tsunami can also be triggered by a volcanic eruption, landslide, or other movements of the Earth’s surface.

Answer 9

VOLCANO

Answer 10

its important to know the thinking behind the question, not just the answer itself

Answer 11

omg thanks batman

Answer 12

Tides are the natural movement of the sea caused by the moon's gravity. This affects the oceans, but since the moon moves slowly and predictably, it really doesn't have that sort of power otherwise we'd have moon-caused tsunamis always.

Undersea earthquakes can be really powerful and create shockwaves underwater like how sound travels through air. You can't see it, but when these shockwaves get closer to land, they get compressed between the surface of the ocean and the sea floor which becomes less and less, so it makes up for this by causing a huge freakin' wave.

Hurricanes, Tornadoes, and Typhoons are all just similar weather affects that affect the surface of the water and also lack the power to cause tsunamis. They can make some pretty big waves though.