During a cyclone, high-speed wind blows the roof of a building because it creates a above the roof.

low pressure

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Solution

The correct option is A low pressure
High-speed wind is always associated with low pressure. Therefore, it creates a huge pressure difference above and beneath the roof, which causes it to blow off.

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