DRRR LT 2 reviewer

The feature pointed in the image:

Part of the fault that is pointed in the image:

• Hanging wall

• Foot wall

Described by the statement:

“I felt the ground shaking. Books were falling from the shelves. I felt dizzy.”

• Magnitude

• Intensity

The word/s that describes VULNERABILITY in the statement:

“In December last year, the Philippines was struck by two back-to-back earthquakes in two days. A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck off the coast of the southern Philippines on 4th December 2023. Earthquakes occur frequently in the Philippines, which is located in the Pacific Ring of Fire, a seismically active region. ”

• Magnitude 6.9

• Southern Philippines

• back to back earthquakes

• seismically active

The type of fault present in the photo

• Reverse

• Normal

• Left lateral

• Right lateral

The DISASTER RISK COMPONENT that is described as robust in the statement

“Homes and infrastructure have been significantly damaged, and a huge number of buildings were destroyed. The Philippines, home to a large number of rural areas, is generally ill-equipped to deal with such natural catastrophes, contrarily to some countries – such as Japan – which have developed a “robust building code requiring all buildings to be built to withstand earthquakes.”

• Hazard

• Exposure

• Coping capacity

• Vulnerability

Subduction zones, where volcanoes are formed, are found in this type of plate boundary

• convergent

• divergent

• transform

The magnitude and intensity of volcanic eruptions are measured using this logarithmic scale

Mt. Mayon, with its picture-perfect cone shape, is the result of alternating layers of lava from different eruptions through the years. It has a slope of less than 33 degrees and a height of 2km making it this type of volcano.

• cinder

• composite

• shield

The direction of movement of the oceanic plate if the oldest islands is towards the southwest

• northeast

• northwest

• southeast

• southwest