Earthquake and Tsunami Relationships

The video tutorial explains how to identify connections between two events in a text by examining causal and time relationships. It uses the example of the 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami to illustrate these concepts, showing that the earthquake caused the tsunami and occurred before it. The tutorial emphasizes understanding the sequence and cause-effect relationship between events.

What are the two types of relationships discussed for connecting events in a text?

• Sequential and spatial

• Spatial and temporal

• Causal and time

• Causal and spatial

What was the magnitude of the earthquake that struck Japan on March 11, 2011?

• 7.5

• 8.5

• 9.0

• 8.0

How long did the tremor of the earthquake last?

• Four minutes

• Five minutes

• Six minutes

• Seven minutes

What was the maximum height reached by the tsunami waves?

• 133 feet

• 120 feet

• 150 feet

• 100 feet

How far inland did the tsunami carry water?

• Four miles

• Six miles

• Seven miles

• Five miles

What caused the tsunami according to the text?

• The earthquake's power

• A landslide

• A volcanic eruption

• A meteor strike

Which event happened first according to the text?

• The tsunami

• The earthquake

• Both occurred simultaneously

• Neither occurred

What is the main conclusion about the relationship between the earthquake and the tsunami?

• The earthquake and tsunami were unrelated

• The tsunami occurred before the earthquake

• The tsunami caused the earthquake

• The earthquake caused the tsunami