1. Which of the following is NOT a type of earthquake stress/force?
A. Compression
B. Friction
C. Shearing
D. Tension

2. Which of the following forces act on rocks to change its size or volume?
A. Compression
B. Shearing
C. Stress
D. Tension

3. Which of the following can be triggered by an earthquake?
A. Intense ground shaking
B. Landslide
C. Tsunami
D. All of these

4. Which type of fault is a result of shearing force?
A. Normal
B. Reverse
C . Reverse-strike
D. Strike-slip

5. Earthquakes happen along a fault line. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about faults?
A. It can be found on land.
B. It can be found under the sea.
C. It is a break in the Earth’s crust.
D. It is where fault cyclone starts.

6. What will most likely happen whenever a fault slip?
A. The rocks will get stuck together.
B. The rocks will slip, and earthquake occurs.
C. There will be movement right away.
D. There will be no movement at all

7. Which factor keeps the rocks from slipping past each other?
A. The arrangement of rocks
B. The bending of the rocks
C. The depth of the rocks.
D. The roughness of the rocks.

8. What kind of stress does the image below show? (It was in the picture)
A. Compression stress
B. Friction stress
C. Shearing stress
D. Tensional stress

9. Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE about earthquakes?
A. An earthquake is the sudden shaking of the ground.
B. Earthquakes can be caused by normal or reverse fault.
C. Earthquakes cause lot of destruction anywhere it occurs
D. The time and location of earthquakes can be predicted

10. Which of the following can trigger a tsunami?
A. Earthquake
B. Undersea earthquakes
C. Undersea landslides
D. None of these

11. Why earthquake can cause great damage on a building or structure?
A. Because of duration of the vibrations.
B. Because of intensity of the seismic waves.
C. Because of the poor materials used to the building or structure.
D. All the above

12. What do you called with the strength of how severe the shaking effect of an earthquake to the surface of the Earth?
A. Epicenter
B. Fault line
C. Intensity
D. Magnitude

13. How will you measure the intensity of an earthquake through its shaking effect?
A. Digital Scale
B. Mercalli Scale
C. Richter Scale
D. Weighing Scale

14. Which of the following can be triggered by an Earthquake?
A. landslide
B. Intense ground shaking
C. Tsunami
D. All of these

15.Which of the following is TRUE about the Epicenter of an earthquake?
A. It is the location above the Earth’s surface where earthquake starts.
B. It is the location below the Earth’s surface where earthquake starts.
C. The location of Earth’s surface directly above the epicenter.
D. The location of Earth’s surface at the side of epicenter.

16. Who is the person specialized in geophysics, studied about earthquake and other seismic activities?
A. Astronomer
B. Geologist
C. Paleontologist
D. Seismologist

17. Which instrument used to detect, and record earthquake and other seismic activities.
A. Seismology
B. Seismowrap
C. Seismologist
D. Seismograph

18. Which of the following statements is FALSE about earthquake?
A. Earthquakes can cause slight to severe damage at magnitude 3.
B. Earthquake caused numerous or countless of deaths around the world.
C. Earthquake happens by the movement of plates along the fault.
D. Earthquake is a vibration of the inner part of the Earth that release strong energy

19. What is the structure that do not experienced or showed any seismic activities in the last 10,000 years but may still be possible to generate any earthquake in the future?
A. Active Fault
B. Active Vault
C. Inactive Fault
D. Inactive Vault

20. How will you determine the range of the largest seismic wave and the distance to the epicenter or the earthquake’s Magnitude?
A. With the use of Digital Scale
B. Using Mercalli Scale
C. By using Richter Scale
D. Use a Weighing Scale

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