DRRR12

Why communication is important during disaster?

• Avoid and lessen the impact of disaster to human and property

• Provides means of alert and early warning

• Allows real-time decision making

• All of these

What should you do to be safe from lightning?

• Stay indoors

• Go to open area

• Stay in water

• None of these

An instrument to detect and record earthquakes.

• Seismic

• Router

• Seismograph

• Ground shaking machine

Downslope movement of rock and other debris due to violent shaking.

• Ground rupture

• Landslide

• Liquification

• Tsunami

Deformation on the ground that marks the intersection of the fault with the Earth's surface.

• Ground shaking

• Ground rupture

• Landslide

• Liquification

Phenomenon in which soil behaves like a liquid similar to the quick sand.

• Ground shaking

• Ground rupture

• Landslide

• Liquification

Earthquakes are caused by tectonic plates moving against each other.

• True

• False

The two types of earthquakes are tectonic earthquake and volcanic earthquake.

• True

• False

It serves as a giant sea waves commonly generated by under-the-sea earthquakes and whose heights could be greater than 5 meters

• Earthquake

• Tsunami

• Volcanic eruption

• Liquification

The vibration that we feel when energy built up by the application of stress to the lithosphere is released by faulting during an earthquake.

• Ground rupture

• Liquification

• Ground shaking

• Landslides