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Earthquake True/False Challenge

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Test your knowledge about earthquakes with true/false statements.

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Earthquake True/False Challenge
 

Earthquake True/False ChallengeOnline version

Test your knowledge about earthquakes with true/false statements.

by RICHEL DELOS SANTOS
1

Intensity describes the damage and shaking felt at a specific place.

2

The magnitude scale is linear, not logarithmic.

3

Tall buildings are always safer than short buildings during earthquakes.

4

Earthquakes can trigger landslides and tsunamis.

5

The Richter scale and Moment Magnitude scale measure earthquake intensity.

6

Earthquake magnitude is based on the amount of energy released.

7

Liquefaction happens more often in solid bedrock than in sandy soil.

8

The epicenter is directly above the focus of an earthquake.

9

Earthquakes release energy stored in rocks along faults.

10

Earthquakes happen when stress overcomes friction along a fault.

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