CLEAN : New Zealand cleans up after strong 6.5 qua

The transcript discusses the persistent earthquake risk in Wellington and highlights the high standards of local buildings, which are designed to withstand such events. It uses Christ Church as an example of resilience, noting that most buildings, except the CV building, performed well during past earthquakes. The speaker acknowledges the anxiety of Wellingtonians but reassures them of the city's preparedness and the importance of staying informed.

Why should Wellingtonians feel confident despite the earthquake risk?

• Due to the absence of any historical earthquakes.

• Because earthquakes are not dangerous.

• Due to the high standards of building construction.

• Because earthquakes never occur in Wellington.

What is the exception mentioned in the resilience of Christchurch buildings?

• All buildings in Wellington.

• The entire city of Christchurch.

• The CV building.

• The new constructions in Christchurch.

How did most buildings in Christchurch perform during large earthquakes?

• They collapsed completely.

• They performed extremely well.

• They were all damaged beyond repair.

• They were unaffected.

What feelings do Wellingtonians have regarding earthquakes?

• Anxiety and nervousness.

• Confidence and assurance.

• Excitement and joy.

• Indifference and apathy.

What is emphasized as important for Wellingtonians in the final section?

• Building more skyscrapers.

• Being prepared for earthquakes.

• Ignoring earthquake warnings.

• Relocating to another city.