Understanding Earthquake Map Features

The video tutorial explains how to use the earthquake cases story map. It begins with an introduction to the map, highlighting the representation of earthquakes, volcanoes, and plate boundaries. The tutorial then guides viewers through exploring different earthquake cases, starting with case one, where users can view images and learn more about the site. It continues with case two, offering similar navigation instructions. Finally, it provides tips on moving between cases and concludes with image credits.

What do the blue dots on the map represent?

• Rivers

• Volcanoes

• Earthquakes

• Plate boundaries

How can you view a larger version of an image in the first earthquake case?

• Right-click the image

• Click on the image

• Hover over the image

• Double-click the image

What happens at the end of the first case site?

• You exit the story map

• You see a summary of all cases

• You are taken to the second location

• You return to the main map

What feature allows you to move the map at any point?

• The map is zoomable

• The map is static

• The map is draggable

• The map is mobile

How can you jump between different case sites?

• By clicking on the map

• By using the navigation menu

• By using the search bar

• By scrolling or clicking on the screen

Where can you find the image credits?

• At the top of the page

• In the middle of the page

• At the bottom of the page

• In the sidebar