Earthquake & Tsunami Readiness Quiz

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Earthquake & Tsunami Readiness Quiz


Froggy Jumps Earthquake & Tsunami Readiness QuizVersion en ligne Test your hazard knowledge par Fan Li Kien De Vera 1 A magnitude 7.2 offshore earthquake is felt strongly in a coastal community. Several residents immediately evacuate to higher ground before any official advisory is issued. Which natural warning sign most likely prompted their decision? a A. Strong and prolonged ground shaking b B. A loud thunderstorm approaching the coast c C. Continuous aftershocks several hours later 2 A city planner is selecting the safest location for a new hospital to minimize earthquake hazards. Which site is the most appropriate? a A. On reclaimed coastal land b B. Beside an active fault c C. On stable bedrock away from active faults 3 Following a major earthquake, a highway is displaced because the ground on opposite sides of a fault moved several meters. Which earthquake hazard caused this damage? a A. Ground rupture b B. Ground shaking c C. Liquefaction 4 A five-story building tilts after an earthquake because the saturated soil beneath it lost strength. Which hazard best explains the damage? a A. Liquefaction b B. Ground rupture c C. Ground shaking 5 Which statement correctly describes the difference between earthquake magnitude and intensity? a A. Magnitude measures released energy, while intensity describes the observed effects at a location. b B. Magnitude measures structural damage, while intensity measures seismic energy. c C. Magnitude and intensity refer to the same measurement. 6 Ten minutes after a strong offshore earthquake, the sea suddenly retreats hundreds of meters from the shoreline. What is the safest immediate response? a B. Move immediately to higher ground. b A. Observe the shoreline for incoming waves. c C. Wait for an official tsunami advisory. 7 Why are reclaimed coastal areas generally more vulnerable to liquefaction during strong earthquakes? a A. They contain loose, water-saturated sediments. b B. They receive stronger seismic waves than inland areas. c C. They are always located directly above active faults. 8 Which community is at the greatest risk of earthquake-induced landslides? a C. A town located on solid bedrock b A. A village built on steep mountain slopes c B. A subdivision on a wide coastal plain 9 Which seismic wave arrives first at a seismic monitoring station? a A. S-wave b B. P-wave c C. Surface wave 10 Scientists compare the arrival times of P-waves and S-waves mainly to— a A. estimate the earthquake's epicenter. b C. measure earthquake intensity. c B. determine tsunami wave height. 11 During an earthquake drill, which action best reduces the risk of injury while shaking is occurring? a A. Run immediately toward the exit. b B. Stand beside a window for visibility. c C. Perform Drop, Cover, and Hold On. 12 A strong underwater earthquake suddenly uplifts part of the ocean floor. Which secondary hazard is most likely to occur? a A. Liquefaction b B. Tsunami c C. Ground rupture 13 Which statement best describes ground shaking? a A. The vibration of the ground caused by seismic waves. b C. The downward movement of saturated soil during flooding. c B. The permanent displacement of the Earth's surface along a fault. 14 Which location has the highest tsunami hazard? a B. A farming village located several kilometers inland b C. A settlement on a mountain ridge c A. A coastal community facing an active subduction zone 15 Shortly after a strong earthquake, residents hear a loud roaring sound coming from the ocean. What does this most likely indicate? a A. A natural tsunami warning sign b B. A strong incoming typhoon c C. The arrival of high tide 16 Why are aftershocks considered dangerous? a B. They can cause weakened structures to collapse. b A. They are always stronger than the main earthquake. c C. They always generate tsunamis. 17 Which hazard is correctly matched with its effect? a B. Liquefaction — formation of large ocean waves b A. Ground rupture — permanent displacement of the Earth's surface c C. Tsunami — sinking of buildings into saturated soil 18 Which measure would most effectively reduce tsunami casualties in a coastal community? a C. Wait for official warnings before planning evacuations. b A. Conduct regular tsunami evacuation drills. c B. Build taller buildings near the shoreline. 19 Which situation requires the most immediate evacuation? a A. A strong earthquake followed by a sudden retreat of seawater b C. A high tide during calm weather c B. Moderate rainfall with rough ocean waves 20 A tourist says, "I will wait until the authorities issue an official tsunami warning before leaving." Which response best reflects disaster risk reduction principles? a C. Natural warning signs should only be considered after confirming them through the media. b B. Immediate evacuation after natural warning signs is the safest response. c A. Waiting is appropriate because official warnings always arrive before tsunami waves.

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Earthquake & Tsunami Readiness QuizVersion en ligne

par Fan Li Kien De Vera

A magnitude 7.2 offshore earthquake is felt strongly in a coastal community. Several residents immediately evacuate to higher ground before any official advisory is issued. Which natural warning sign most likely prompted their decision?

A city planner is selecting the safest location for a new hospital to minimize earthquake hazards. Which site is the most appropriate?

Following a major earthquake, a highway is displaced because the ground on opposite sides of a fault moved several meters. Which earthquake hazard caused this damage?

A five-story building tilts after an earthquake because the saturated soil beneath it lost strength. Which hazard best explains the damage?

Which statement correctly describes the difference between earthquake magnitude and intensity?

Ten minutes after a strong offshore earthquake, the sea suddenly retreats hundreds of meters from the shoreline. What is the safest immediate response?

Why are reclaimed coastal areas generally more vulnerable to liquefaction during strong earthquakes?

Which community is at the greatest risk of earthquake-induced landslides?

Which seismic wave arrives first at a seismic monitoring station?

Scientists compare the arrival times of P-waves and S-waves mainly to—

During an earthquake drill, which action best reduces the risk of injury while shaking is occurring?

A strong underwater earthquake suddenly uplifts part of the ocean floor. Which secondary hazard is most likely to occur?

Which statement best describes ground shaking?

Which location has the highest tsunami hazard?

Shortly after a strong earthquake, residents hear a loud roaring sound coming from the ocean. What does this most likely indicate?

Why are aftershocks considered dangerous?

Which hazard is correctly matched with its effect?

Which measure would most effectively reduce tsunami casualties in a coastal community?

Which situation requires the most immediate evacuation?

A tourist says, "I will wait until the authorities issue an official tsunami warning before leaving." Which response best reflects disaster risk reduction principles?