1. A bar graph or pie chart (or both) that depicts the number of tornadoes by F-scale .Generally, only a little more than 1% of all tornadoes exceed F-3 on the Fujita Wind Damage Scale. How does the frequency of the most severe tornadoes of the April 3- 4, 1974, outbreak compare with normal tornado formation?
2. A single histogram that displays the distribution of tornado duration for all the tornadoes.
3. Six histograms displaying tornado duration for each of the F-scale categories. Does there appear to be a relationship between duration and intensity? If so, describe this relationship.
4. A bar chart that shows the relationship between the number of deaths and tornado intensity. Ordinarily, the most severe tornadoes (F-4 and F-5) account for more than 70% of deaths. Is the death distribution of this outbreak consistent with this observation? Why or why not?
5. A bar chart that shows the relationship between the number of deaths and community size. Are tornadoes more likely to strike rural areas? Include a discussion describing the number of deaths as a function of community size.
6. A general summary of your findings and conclusions.