Activity Sheets Activity 1: Formation of a Tropical Cyclone (SC18Q2M4 - WRITTEN WORK 1) 1. Arrange the figures below to show the correct sequence on how typhoons are formed. Put Roman Numerals I, II, or III at the upper right corner of each figure (numbers 1. 3) with I as the first step and I as the last step in the formation of a typhoon. Then match each figure with its corresponding description below. Write the letters A, B, or C on the lower right corner of each figure (numbers 4 - 6). 3 2 1 5 A Warm water from the ocean evaporates creating a low-pressure area near the surface of the ocean. B. When the water vapor reaches high altitudes, its temperature becomes lower and condenses into thick clouds. Coriolis Effect then causes the winds and clouds to move in a spiral motion. C. When warm air goes up and reaches high altitude, it becomes cooler and denser. This dense air will move down pushing more warm air above the ocean to go up. As the convection of warm and cold air happens, more and more ocean water evaporate.
