Read the paragraphs (A-F) and refer them to the questions (1-6).1. What are they?2. Why do they happen?3. What is the difference between hurricanes and tornadoes?4. Where do they happen?5. How do they affect people?6. What can people do? A. Over the warm parts of oceans. Tornadoes are common in parts of the USA, Australia and Japan. B. The water evaporates from the warm sea. This condenses in the atmosphere. More and more hot, wet air rises up. It becomes a strong wind. C. Scientists can usually track hurricanes, but they cannot stop them. D. Tropical storms with strong winds. They start at sea, and can travel a long distance. They have different names in different places: 'hurricanes' in the Atlantic Ocean, 'typhoons' in the Pacific Ocean, 'tropical cyclones' in the Indian Ocean and around Australasia. E. Tornadoes or whirlwinds, are similar, but begin over land. F. They can affect ships, blow down houses, cause floods and disrupt traffic. Slide15r