Why are hurricanes considered more damaging than tornadoes when tornados have stronger winds? a. hurricanes only strike coastlines while tornados strike coasts and inland. b. hurricanes also cause flooding and occur over a broader area. c. tornadoes move more slowly than hurricanes. d. tornadoes only occur inland, away from coastlines.

Well,

We call something damaging when it affects us humans.  In that sense, then, hurricanes that occur far away from the coastlines would not be considered "damaging."

Option A would not support the argument.
Option D would not support the argument either.

We know that hurricanes cause flooding (because they occur near the coastlines) and that they are (hundreds of times) bigger than tornadoes, so Option B is correct.

The answer is 12, for the points

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