7.3 Magnitude Earthquake In Japan Causes Landslide

A 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck late Saturday night, causing landslides, infrastructure damage, and power outages. Over 140 people sustained mostly minor injuries, with no reported deaths. The earthquake's epicenter was under the ocean, but it was too deep to trigger a tsunami.

What natural event was triggered by the earthquake?

• A flood

• A volcanic eruption

• A landslide

• A tsunami

How many people were reported to have serious injuries due to the earthquake?

• Three

• Ten

• None

• More than 140

What was the main reason there were no fatalities reported?

• The earthquake was not strong

• The epicenter was on land

• The injuries were mostly minor

• There was a quick evacuation

Where was the epicenter of the earthquake located?

• On land

• In a city

• Below the ocean

• Near a volcano

Why was there no tsunami caused by the earthquake?

• There was a tsunami warning

• The earthquake was not strong enough

• The epicenter was too deep

• The ocean was calm