The document contains a 10 question multiple choice quiz about earthquakes and earthquake preparedness. The questions cover topics like the government agency responsible for volcanology and seismology in the Philippines, what causes earthquakes, the types of forces that can act on the Earth's crust, essential supplies for an earthquake survival kit, types of fault movements, what instrument is used to record seismic waves, scales used to measure earthquake effects, and evidence for the solid inner core. The final question asks which actions the government should take to help mitigate earthquake disasters.
The document contains a 10 question multiple choice quiz about earthquakes and earthquake preparedness. The questions cover topics like the government agency responsible for volcanology and seismology in the Philippines, what causes earthquakes, the types of forces that can act on the Earth's crust, essential supplies for an earthquake survival kit, types of fault movements, what instrument is used to record seismic waves, scales used to measure earthquake effects, and evidence for the solid inner core. The final question asks which actions the government should take to help mitigate earthquake disasters.
The document contains a 10 question multiple choice quiz about earthquakes and earthquake preparedness. The questions cover topics like the government agency responsible for volcanology and seismology in the Philippines, what causes earthquakes, the types of forces that can act on the Earth's crust, essential supplies for an earthquake survival kit, types of fault movements, what instrument is used to record seismic waves, scales used to measure earthquake effects, and evidence for the solid inner core. The final question asks which actions the government should take to help mitigate earthquake disasters.
Multiple Choice. Choose the letter that corresponds
to the correct answer. 1. The Philippines Institute of Volcanology and Seismology is an agency under which department? a. Department of Agriculture b. Department of Agrarian Reform c. Department of Science and Technology d. Department of Environment and Natural Resources 2. An earthquake can caused by______. a. something that slips on a fault b. the cooling of Earth’s interior c. Earth as it rotates around its axis d. rocks that breaks along a zone of weakness 3. Which of the following forces causes a thinning and elongation of Earth’s crust? a. compression b. parallel c. shearing d. tension 4. Which of the following is not necessary to pack in your earthquake preparedness survival pack? a. mirror b. flashlight c. freshly cooked food d. canned goods and can opener 5. A fault movement described by a horizontal slip combined with a downward hanging wall motion is known as_______. a. dip-slip b. oblique-slip c. reverse-slip d. strike-slip 6. A record of the seismic waves detected by an instrument that monitors ground vibrations is called a______. a. seismogram b. seismograph c. seismologist d. seismometer 7. The following scales make use of observing the physical effect of earthquakes on people, structures, and surroundings except________. a. Mohs Scale b. Richer Scale c. Rossi-Forel Scale d. PHIVOLCS Earthquake Intensity Scale 8. Scientists have inferred that Earth has a solid inner core because_________. a. P-waves are able to penetrate the inner core b. S-waves cannot penetrate solids and liquids c. S-waves are able to penetrate only solids and not liquids d. P-waves and S-waves move at the same time velocity around Earth 9. Which of the following is not safe thing to do during an earthquakes? a. Keep calm. b. Take the elevator. c. Go to a higher area. d. Hide under a solid table. 10. Which of the following should the government do to help mitigate or prevent widespread disasters when an earthquake strikes? a. Strictly implement building codes. b. Train and form groups as immediate responders. c. Conduct disaster preparedness drills in schools, governments, and communities. d. All of the above