I would rather land at a Temperate Coniferous forest, as I can use wood, except that it has more space to move in, unlike a Taiga (Probably). I would want medkits, water, non-perishable food, Radio, and a Flashlight for the Dark. I would build campfires, hunt for food to eat, and protect myself safely, by building forts, by gathering leaves and wood. I would do other stuff like an average stranded person would usually do to survive. When I was flying that aircraft, and I saw that its damaged, and wit wouldn't fly, I would panic, and look quickly for an efficient place to land on. I would gather Resources to fix my aircraft (If it's possible and/or allowed for this story). Coniferous forests are slow growers, so this damage is irreparable. Another threat is deforestation; even when trees are replanted they are typically one species, leading to monoculture, and they are slow to grow back. This loss of trees contributes to erosion, loss of habitat, and lack of diversity. Those are the dangers I think.
Answer:
Ive already seen several questions incomplete like this.
Explanation:
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I took algebra a while ago so I may be able to help you.
There are different ways to create suspense. How is suspense created for the reader in this passage is that the narrator has details about what is going to happen next but only shares small hints.
- Creating suspense by an author entails one to hold back some information and raising key questions that arouse the mind or curiosity of the readers.
In Character development, one has to generate suspense and as such the narrator by withholding some details about what is going to happen next will arouse the curiosity of the reader and the narrator can see go ahead and give them some small hints.
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BEFORE AN EARTHQUAKE
1. Do what your doing
2. finish what your doing
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5.
DURING AN EARTHQUAKE
1. find somewhere that is safe
2. Don't fo near trees.
3. duck
4.cover
5.and hide
AFTER AN EARTHQUAKE
1. make sure everything is ok
2. evacuat
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5.
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Hurricane Flash flood tsunami and tornado
Explanation:
What is a severe weather event?
A Severe weather event is 1-2 inches of hail (25-51 mm) an F1 tornado or winds up from 58-75 miles per hour (or 93 to 121 km/hour) but there is something called a Significant severe weather which is more than what is listed. So we already know that a hurricane, tornado, flash flood and tsunami are ALL severe weather events. But what about Earthquake and Volcano. While yes, they ARE considered severe events, they are NOT titled under these criteria.
