Earthquakes

The video tutorial covers the basics of earthquakes, including their causes, dangers, and how to prepare for them. It explains the role of tectonic plates and the potential for damage based on earthquake magnitude. The video also discusses how animals can sense earthquakes and provides safety tips for various scenarios. Additionally, it touches on tsunamis and what actions to take after an earthquake. The tutorial concludes with a review and a short quiz to reinforce learning.

What causes an earthquake?

• Volcanic eruptions

• Strong winds

• Tectonic plates sliding against each other

• Heavy rainfall

Which of the following is a potential danger of a high-magnitude earthquake?

• Increased rainfall

• Building collapses

• Sunny weather

• Loud noises

How can we better prepare for earthquakes?

• By predicting them accurately

• By constructing buildings with safety in mind

• By using elevators during an earthquake

• By ignoring small tremors

Which animal behavior might indicate an upcoming earthquake?

• Animals gathering in large groups

• Animals becoming more aggressive

• Animals abandoning their homes

• Animals sleeping more

What should you do if you are indoors during an earthquake?

• Run outside immediately

• Stand near a window

• Take cover under a table

• Use the elevator

Why should you avoid doorways during an earthquake?

• They are too high

• They are too narrow

• They are not sturdy enough

• They are too dark

What is the best action to take if you are trapped under debris after an earthquake?

• Light a match to see better

• Shout loudly for help

• Tap on pipes to signal rescuers

• Try to sleep until help arrives

What is a tsunami?

• A volcanic eruption

• A type of storm

• A series of large waves caused by underwater earthquakes

• A large earthquake

What should you do if a tsunami is approaching?

• Hide under a tree

• Get to higher ground

• Stay on the beach

• Go for a swim

After an earthquake, why should you avoid using your phone?

• To prevent overheating

• To keep lines free for emergency services

• To save battery

• To avoid radiation