Remember
There are natural hazards that can result into landslide.There are also man made hazards that can affect geologic processes and result into landslide.

-ground shaking-disruptive up-down and side ways movement or motion experienced during an earthquake.
-Ground rupture-displacement on the ground due to movement of fault.
-Earthquake-induced landslide-failures in steep or hilly slopes triggered by an earthquake

Checking your understanding


Reflection Questions
1.Reinforce,reiterate where /in which environment each of the hazard is experienced or is more prominent.
2.Ask the learners,based on what they have learned so far,think of their home,what are the possible impacts/effects of the earthquake hazards to their home /s?

3.Ask the learners to write the checklist in their notebook:
What are the potential hazards that can effect me,my home and my community.
How?Will I be affected by (check all the will apply)

I.Ground rupture (only if a fault passes through my home) (Note:This will be important for areas with known presence of faults)

II.Ground shaking

III.Liquefaction (Note,only for areas near rivers,coastal areas,underlain by soft sediments or water saturated materials)

IV.Earthquake-included landslide (if my home is near /at the base or on the slope of a mountain side)

V.Tsunami (if my home is near the coast)​