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DRRR-Q3-QUIZ4

The document is a quiz for Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction (DRRR) focused on various geological and seismic concepts. It includes matching items related to earthquakes, tsunamis, and liquefaction features, as well as questions requiring identification and enumeration of earthquake hazards and types of faults. The quiz is structured into three sections with a total of 55 points available.

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DRRR-Q3-QUIZ4

The document is a quiz for Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction (DRRR) focused on various geological and seismic concepts. It includes matching items related to earthquakes, tsunamis, and liquefaction features, as well as questions requiring identification and enumeration of earthquake hazards and types of faults. The quiz is structured into three sections with a total of 55 points available.

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DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION (DRRR)

QUARTER 3: QUIZ 4
NAME: ____________________________ GRADE & SECTION: ____________ DATE: ____________ SCORE:
________

I. Directions: Match column A with the corresponding items in column B. Write the letter of your answer on the space
provided before each item number. NO ERASURES AND ALTERATIONS OF ANSWERS. (TOTAL: 15 POINTS)
A B
____ 1.) Tectonic E. a. Occur suddenly when massive part of steep slopes breaks loose and rotate forward.
____ 2.) Volcanic E. b. Correlated strength with the amount of total energy released at the focus.
____ 3.) Ground Rapture c. Felt when energy built up by the application of stress to the lithosphere.
____ 4.) Topples d. Travel 20-30 miles per hour with waves 10-100 feet height.
____ 5.) Earthquake e. Earthquakes produced by movement of magma beneath volcanoes.
____ 6.) Magnitude f. Downslide motion of fine-grained clay made mobile by water saturation.
____ 7.) Rock Falls g. Earthquake produced by sudden movement along faults and plate boundaries.
____ 8.) Intensity h. Water-logged sediments at ground surface lose their strength in response to shaking.
____ 9.) Flow i. When the ocean recedes drastically or water level falls unusual along the shoreline.
____ 10.) Ground Shaking j. Perceptible shaking of the surface of the Earth, resulting sudden release of energy.
____ 11.) Drawback k. Triggered by earthquakes affecting gentle slopes with less than 10 degrees inclination.
____ 12.) Liquefaction l. Chunks of detached rock fall freely from distance and roll down the steep slope
____ 13.) Slides m. Strength of an earthquake based on relate effect to people and structures.
____ 14.) Tsunamis n. Involve large blocks of bedrock that break free & slide down on planar/curved surface.
____ 15.) Later Spread o. Two blocks on both sides move in opposite direction, creating new movement of old
fractures.

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DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION (DRRR)


QUARTER 3: QUIZ 4
NAME: ____________________________ GRADE & SECTION: ____________ DATE: ____________ SCORE:
________

I. Directions: Match column A with the corresponding items in column B. Write the letter of your answer on the space
provided before each item number. NO ERASURES AND ALTERATIONS OF ANSWERS. (TOTAL: 15 POINTS)
A B
____ 1.) Tectonic E. a. Occur suddenly when massive part of steep slopes breaks loose and rotate forward.
____ 2.) Volcanic E. b. Correlated strength with the amount of total energy released at the focus.
____ 3.) Ground Rapture c. Felt when energy built up by the application of stress to the lithosphere.
____ 4.) Topples d. Travel 20-30 miles per hour with waves 10-100 feet height.
____ 5.) Earthquake e. Earthquakes produced by movement of magma beneath volcanoes.
____ 6.) Magnitude f. Downslide motion of fine-grained clay made mobile by water saturation.
____ 7.) Rock Falls g. Earthquake produced by sudden movement along faults and plate boundaries.
____ 8.) Intensity h. Water-logged sediments at ground surface lose their strength in response to shaking.
____ 9.) Flow i. When the ocean recedes drastically or water level falls unusual along the shoreline.
____ 10.) Ground Shaking j. Perceptible shaking of the surface of the Earth, resulting sudden release of energy.
____ 11.) Drawback k. Triggered by earthquakes affecting gentle slopes with less than 10 degrees inclination.
____ 12.) Liquefaction l. Chunks of detached rock fall freely from distance and roll down the steep slope
____ 13.) Slides m. Strength of an earthquake based on relate effect to people and structures.
____ 14.) Tsunamis n. Involve large blocks of bedrock that break free & slide down on planar/curved surface.
____ 15.) Later Spread o. Two blocks on both sides move in opposite direction, creating new movement of old
fractures.
II. Directions: Identify and enumerate what are asked from the following questions. (TOTAL: 25 POINTS)

1. Earthquake Hazards (5)


2. Types of faults (4)
3. Major Types of Seismic waves (2)
4. Examples of Seismic waves and describe the motion each (4)
5. Measuring the strength of ground shaking (4)
6. Signs of Impending Tsunamis (3)
7. Causes of Tsunami (3)

III. Directions: Illustrate the three types of liquefaction features. (TOTAL: 15 POINTS)
Criteria: 5 – well presented, 3 – important features are present but lacking, 1 – Trying

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II. Directions: Identify and enumerate what are asked from the following questions. (TOTAL: 25 POINTS)

1. Earthquake Hazards (5)


2. Types of faults (4)
3. Major Types of Seismic waves (2)
4. Examples of Seismic waves and describe the motion each (4)
5. Measuring the strength of ground shaking (4)
6. Signs of Impending Tsunamis (3)
7. Causes of Tsunami (3)

III. Directions: Illustrate the three types of liquefaction features. (TOTAL: 15 POINTS)
Criteria: 5 – well presented, 3 – important features are present but lacking, 1 – Trying

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