AP10 ST1 SY2024-2025

What does the term 'intensity' refer to in relation to earthquakes?

• The magnitude of the earthquake

• The depth of the earthquake

• The severity of ground shaking at a specific location

• The duration of the earthquake

Which of the following is the highest level of intensity on the PHIVOLCS Earthquake Intensity Scale?

• Intensity II

• Intensity V

• Intensity VII

• Intensity X

What should you do during an earthquake?

• Run outside immediately

• Hide under a table or desk and hold on

• Stay in the kitchen and protect yourself with a pot

• Stand near a window to monitor the situation

What should you do after an earthquake?

• Evacuate immediately

• Check yourself and others for injuries

• Turn on all the lights in the house

• Start cleaning up the debris

Which government agency is responsible for monitoring earthquakes in the Philippines?

• NDRRMC

• DOTC

• DEPED

• PHIVOLCS

What should you do if you are near the shore during an earthquake?

• Stay where you are and wait for help

• Move quickly to higher ground

• Dive into the water for safety

• Stay inside a building near the shore

What should you do if you are inside a moving vehicle during an earthquake?

• Continue driving to your destination

• Stop the vehicle and stay inside

• Cross bridges and overpasses quickly

• Exit the vehicle and find shelter

What should you do if you notice small fires after an earthquake?

• Ignore them and focus on evacuating

• Attempt to put them out using fire extinguishers

• Call the fire department and wait for their arrival

• Leave the area immediately without taking any action

Why is it important to participate in earthquake drills?

• To practice evacuating in a calm and orderly manner

• To test the strength of buildings during an earthquake

• To observe the behavior of animals during an earthquake

• To learn about earthquake hazards in your area

What should you do if you are inside a building during an earthquake and there are heavy objects that may cause injury?

• Stay where you are and protect your head with your hands

• Run outside as quickly as possible

• Hide in a corner of the room and cover your head

• Move away from the heavy objects and find a safer area