Earthquakes and fault

It is described as the sudden shaking and trembling caused by the sudden release of energy from inside the earth.

• Fault

• Friction

• Earthquake

• Seismology

Which type of fault is this?

• Reverse

• Normal

• Strike-slip

• Stick and Slip

What is the study of Earthquakes?

• Fault

• Earthquake

• Seismology

• Friction

Earthquakes happen along the fault line. Which of the following is not true about faults?

• It can be found in the land.

• It is where fault cyclone start.

• It breaks in the Earth's crust.

• None of the above

The process that refers to the fast movement between two sides of a fault where in the friction is overcome resulting to a sudden movement or shaking the ground.

• Stick and shake

• Stick and bend

• Stick and vibrate

• Stick and slip

Earthquakes are common in Japan, Indonesia and Philippines, Why is that?

• They are located near the equator.

• They are considered archipelagic countries.

• They're found within the Pacific ring of fire.

• They're surrounded by seas.

What will most likely happen every time a fault slip?

• There will be no movement at all

• The rock will suddenly slip and will generate an earthquake.

• The rocks will be stuck together.

• There will be movement right away

What Philippines Agency is concerned in monitoring fault movement?

• PHILVOLCS

• PAGASA

• DOLE

• DENR

Energy inside the earth makes the ground move. Which of the following reason why there is NO MOVEMENT right away?

• Friction causes a delay in the movement of the ground.

• The rapid release of energy causes delays the movement of the ground.

• There is no movement right a way because of the vibration of the rocks.

• There is no movement right away because of the bending of the rocks.

Which factor keeps the rock from slipping past each other?

• The depths of the rock

• The roughness of the rock

• The bending of the rock

• The arrangements of the rocks