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is followed by strong winds that greatly affect a habitat. Catastrophic Events Earth and Space 1 A flood will have a greater effect on a habitat than a heavy rainfall event because a flood – A is followed by strong winds that greatly affect a habitat. B strikes more quickly, not allowing organisms to migrate. C brings salt and other substances that harm plants. D happens more often and lasts much longer. 7.8A

A diagram of the areas surrounding the Gulf of Mexico is provided. Catastrophic Events Earth and Space 2 A diagram of the areas surrounding the Gulf of Mexico is provided. A hurricane that comes in from the Gulf of Mexico will most likely have which of the following effects on a Texas habitat? A Plants on Goose Island are killed by a surge of salt water. B Trees in and around Austin are uprooted by heavy winds. C Birds that eat fish on Galveston Island become extinct. D Rains create new marshland habitats in Brazos Bend.

Heavy flooding increases areas where trees can grow. Catastrophic Events Earth and Space 3 Tornados are catastrophic events that create change in ecosystems in which of the following ways? A Heavy flooding increases areas where trees can grow. B High winds damage areas of important plant life. C Wildfires started by lightning reduce carbon dioxide. D Salt water kills many ground-dwelling animals.

Taller sand dunes on the beach. Catastrophic Events Earth and Space 4 What change would most likely be observed in the non-living parts of an ecosystem after a hurricane? A Taller sand dunes on the beach. B Increase in oxygen in the atmosphere. C Less sunlight reaching ground level. D Higher levels of soil nutrients.

Fish that feed around coral reefs. Catastrophic Events Earth and Space 5 The extremely strong winds associated with a tornado will have the greatest negative effect on which of the following kinds of organisms? A Fish that feed around coral reefs. B Smaller mammals that burrow underground. C Birds and other animals that use trees for shelter. D Organisms that feed on decaying plants and animals.

Catastrophic Events Earth and Space 6 Which of the following maps, each of an area of approximately 300 square kilometers, best shows the damage caused by a tornado? A B C D