DRRR

A term used to describe the vibration of the ground during an earthquake.

• Tsunami

• Ground Shaking

• Liquefaction

• Landslides

Do not build your house on a hill slope or foothill that has a high probability of being stricken by landslide.

• True

• False

Water waves that are caused by sudden vertical movement of a large area of the seafloor during an under sea earthquake

• Fire

• Landslides

• Ground Shaking

• Tsunami

Where a nuclear bomb is denoted of high explosives like nuclear bombs.

• Earthquake

• Tectonic Earthquake

• Explosion Earthquake

• Volcanic Earthquake

Build a house beside the fault line.

• True

• False

A process by which water-saturated sediment temporarily loses strength and acts like a fluid.

• Liquefaction

• Surface Faulting

• Landslides

• Tsunami

Learn about earthquakes, their nature and characteristics, and measures against their effects.

• True

• False

The theory that is generally accepted as the explanation for why earthquakes occur.

• Plate Tectonics Theory

• Elastic Rebound Theory

A vibration of the ground produced by a sudden release of energy.

• Fire

• Surface Faulting

• Ground Shaking

• Earthquake

Participate in cooperative recovery action.

• True

• False