Describe the changes on the Earth’s surface as a result of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions


NOTES ON EARTH'S SURFACE, VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS, EARTHQUAKE

MECL CODE: S6ESIVa-1
QUARTER 4, WEEK 1

Changes on Earth's surface caused by earthquakes:


Earthquakes are caused by the movement of tectonic plates beneath the Earth's surface.
When tectonic plates move, they can create seismic waves that can cause the ground to shake and buildings to collapse.
Earthquakes can cause landslides, tsunamis, and the formation of new cracks or fissures in the ground.
Earthquakes can also cause the ground to sink or rise, which can change the landscape of an area.

Changes on Earth's surface caused by volcanic eruptions:


Volcanic eruptions are caused by the movement of magma or molten rock beneath the Earth's surface.
When magma rises to the surface, it can cause a volcanic eruption, which can release ash, gases, and molten lava.
Volcanic eruptions can cause landslides, mudflows, and the destruction of buildings and homes.
Volcanic eruptions can also create new landforms, such as mountains and islands, as well as change the topography of an area.
Overall, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions can cause significant changes to the Earth's surface, and it's important to understand these natural phenomena in order to prepare for and respond to their effects.


QUESTIONS: 

Direction: Write the question and the correct answer.

  1. What causes earthquakes? A. The movement of magma B. The movement of tectonic plates C. The release of gases from the Earth's crust D. The melting of glaciers

  2. What is a common effect of earthquakes? A. The formation of new islands B. The release of volcanic ash C. The sinking or rising of the ground D. The formation of new rivers

  3. What is a landslide? A. A sudden movement of the Earth's crust B. A large wave caused by an earthquake C. The collapse of a building during an earthquake D. A rapid movement of soil or rock down a slope

  4. What causes volcanic eruptions? A. The movement of tectonic plates B. The melting of glaciers C. The release of gases from the Earth's crust D. The movement of magma or molten rock

  5. What is a common effect of volcanic eruptions? A. The formation of new lakes B. The destruction of buildings and homes C. The formation of new mountains due to erosion D. The creation of new deserts

  6. What is a mudflow? A. A sudden movement of the Earth's crust B. A large wave caused by an earthquake C. A rapid movement of soil or rock down a slope D. A flow of water mixed with mud and debris

  7. What is a common effect of both earthquakes and volcanic eruptions? A. The formation of new glaciers B. The sinking or rising of the ground C. The creation of new deserts D. The formation of new lakes

  8. What is a fissure? A. A sudden movement of the Earth's crust B. A crack in the ground caused by an earthquake C. A flow of water mixed with mud and debris D. A large wave caused by an earthquake

  9. What is a tsunami? A. A sudden movement of the Earth's crust B. A rapid movement of soil or rock down a slope C. A large wave caused by an earthquake D. A flow of water mixed with mud and debris

  10. What can cause the formation of new mountains? A. The movement of tectonic plates B. The melting of glaciers C. The sinking of the ground D. The formation of new lakes


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