Create a research proposal on tropical cyclones, including a cover page, contents, hypothesis, study area description, literature review, research methodology with 10 questionnaires, and possible solu

Here are the guidelines for conducting your research: STEP 1: COVER PAGE Full Name & Surname Registration class Subject Task topic School name Relevant picture STEP 2: CONTENTS PAGE Topics Subtopics Page numbers STEP 3: HYPOTHESIS Formulate your own hypothesis related to the topic (geographical statement). Hypothesis should answer the following questions: What? How? Who? and Where? Give general definitions and general descriptions of a tropical cyclone. STEP 4: STUDY AREA Provide a map showing your study area. The map should have a clear legend / key. Show coordinates of your study area. Describe study area-location, climate, weather, relief etc. (Topography and the Environment). STEP 5: LITERATURE REVIEW Give background information about the topic. Use visual images to support your literature review. WRITTEN IN YOUR OWN WORDS!!!!!!!! STEP 6: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY (Design 10 questionnaires) Five qualitative or explanation questions (Yes vs No/ how many/ how much/ how often). Five quantitative or statistical questions (what/ how/ give reasons/ explain why type of questions). STEP 7: POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS (Management strategies) We cannot stop the occurrence of tropical cyclones. What can be done to reduce the impact of tropical cyclones in coastal areas? (3 well-structured paragraphs of approximately 8 lines, well explained with practical solutions relevant to the topic), thus: In your opinion, as a researcher what would be the possible solutions to the negative impacts caused by tropical cyclones in urban areas*. Make a long term recommendations to the government(s) to reduce the impacts of tropical cyclones in urban areas*. STEP 8: VISUAL IMAGES Images Captions STEP 9: CONCLUSION: ACCEPT OR REJECT THE HYPOTHESIS Make a decision to either ACCEPT or REJECT Accept the hypothesis. Provide reasons to accepting of rejecting the hypothesis. 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.