One of the most destructive forces on Earth is a hurricane. A hurricane begins as a tropical storm. The storm winds blow in circle around a center, called "eye." Gradually, the winds get stronger and stronger. A tropical storm becomes a hurricane when the winds are 120 kilometers per hour or more. The word "hurricane" comes from Huracan, an evil god of a Central American Indian tribe. In other parts of the world, hurricanes are known by different names. In East Asia, they are usually called typhoons, from the Chinese tai-fung, meaning "great wind." In Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, and Australia, they are known as cyclones. Finally, in the Philippines, they are called Baguios. Few things in nature have as much power as hurricanes. They can destroy coastal areas with heavy rains and winds of 250 kilometers per hour or more. Sometimes a hurricane causes the ocean to flood onto land in an event callled storm surge. The total power of a hurricane may be equal to 10,000 nuclear bombs. 21.Which of the following is a good title for the passage? (1 Point) The Difference Between Tropical Storms and Hurricanes The Biggest Hurricanes in History Some Facts About Hurricanes How to Prepare for a Hurricane 22.According to the passage, which of the following is true? (1 Point) Hurricanes have winds of 120 kilometers per hour or higher. Hurricanes always cause a storm surge. All tropical storms become hurricanes. Hurricanes are most common in Central America. 23.The word 'hurricane' comes from____________. (1 Point) China Central America the Philipines Bangladesh 24.Which of the following is NOT true? (1 Point) Hurricanes begin as tropical storms with winds blowing around an "eye" Hurricanes are as powerful as millions of nuclear bombs. Hurricanes are very powerful and cause destruction with wind, rain, and storm surge. Hurrican are known by different names around the world. 25.The dangers of a hurricane include the following except _______________.Immersive Reader (1 Point) heavy rain strong winds storm surge earthquake