15. Did Taylor Swift fans cause an earthquake?

1. What is the main topic of the discussion?

• The dangers of loud concerts
• The impact of music concerts on the Earth
• How music affects people’s emotions
• The history of music festivals

2. What does ‘rock your world’ mean?

• To have a negative impact
• To have a strong positive effect
• To be confused about something
• To cause an earthquake

3. What caused the ‘Swift-quake’ in Edinburgh?

• A strong wind in the stadium
• Thousands of fans jumping at the same time
• A sudden drop in temperature
• A mistake in measuring data

4. What is a seismologist?

• A scientist who studies animals
• A scientist who studies earthquakes
• A person who studies planets
• A person who measures the weather

5. What does ‘peak’ refer to in the discussion?

• The loudest part of a song
• The highest point of something
• A low point on a graph
• A part of a mountain

6. Why was Taylor Swift’s concert movement not considered an earthquake?

• Because the music was too quiet
• Because it didn’t break the Earth's crust
• Because it only affected one city
• Because it was caused by sound waves

7. What does ‘in unison’ mean?

• Happening separately
• Happening at the same time
• Happening randomly
• Happening very slowly

8. What does ‘flex’ mean in the discussion?

• To break into pieces
• To bend without breaking
• To stay completely still
• To disappear completely

9. What was the magnitude of the movement recorded at Taylor Swift’s concert?

• Over 5.0 on the Richter scale
• Less than 1 on the magnitude scale
• Around 3.0 on the magnitude scale
• 2.5 on the magnitude scale

10. What does ‘not in the same league’ mean?

• Being better than something else
• Not nearly as important as something else
• Being exactly the same as something
• Being almost as good as something