(A) Hurricane
(B) Typhoon
(D) Tornado
(C) Willy-Willies
🧠 Explanation:
- In Australia, cyclones are often referred to by the local term "Willy-Willies."
- This term is commonly used to describe whirlwinds or dust devils, but it is also culturally extended to refer to cyclonic storms.
- While "hurricane" and "typhoon" are regional names for the same type of storm in other parts of the world, Australia uses the term "cyclone" or "Willy-Willy."
- Therefore, the correct answer is "Willy-Willies," as it reflects the regional terminology used in Australia.