Question

Which of the following is seasonally related hazard


a. Earthquake
b. Volcanic eruption
c. Terrorist attack
d. None of the above

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Answer 1

None of above is a seasonally related hazard.

• An earthquake is defined as the shaking of the earth's surface that occurs due to unexpected release of energy in the lithosphere of earth that forms seismic waves.
• When a gas and lava are sometimes released explosively from a volcano then it is known as volcanic eruption.
• A terrorist attack is a kind of surprise attack by the terrorist that involves willful usage of violence against the common people in the  civilians in the belief of acquiring religious or political aims.
• As all the hazard can occur anytime and not depend on the season so the answer is none of the above. The correct option is d.

Answer 2

d) None of the options above is a seasonal hazard.

Explanation:

None of the above

• None of the options above is a seasonal hazard.
• Due to devasting business, none of the foregoing hazards are seasonal hazards. Extreme cold can result in snow, ice, and freezing rain.

Earthquake

• When the Earth's crust moves, tectonic dangers develop.
• Friction, for example, might cause the plates to become stuck as they travel.
• Tension rises until the plates finally separate, resulting in an earthquake.

Volcanic eruption

• An examination of volcanic activity over the last three centuries demonstrates that volcanic eruptions are statistically significant in their seasonality.
• Seasonal variations can account for up to 50% of the average eruption rate in some areas.

Terrorist attack

• Terrorism is a risk that most communities and organizations face with varying degrees of probability.