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WorksheetsDay#14 Reading Basic - Natural Disaster in Indonesia - Most Common Happened
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Indonesia is located outside the Pacific Ring of Fire.
True
False
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The eruption of Mount Kelud in 2014 forced thousands of residents to evacuate.
True
False
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The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake was caused by the collision of the Indian Plate and the Burma Plate.
True
False
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Mount Merapi’s 2010 eruption was the smallest eruption recorded in history.
True
False
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The Sidoarjo mudflow is believed to have been caused by a drilling accident.
True
False
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The 2004 tsunami affected only Indonesia.
True
False
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Volcanic eruptions in Indonesia have never resulted in fatalities.
True
False
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West Papua floods in 2010 were triggered by heavy rain.
True
False
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There is no scientific debate about the cause of the Sidoarjo mudflow.
True
False
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The 2004 earthquake resulted in one of the deadliest tsunamis in history.
True
False
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What natural disaster occurred on December 26, 2004?
Mount Merapi eruption
Sidoarjo mudflow
Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami
West Papua floods
Which of the following best describes the impact of Mount Kelud’s 2014 eruption?
It only affected a small part of Java Island.
It forced thousands of people to leave their homes.
It had no impact on nearby areas.
It was caused by an underwater earthquake.
What was the main cause of the Sidoarjo mudflow?
A volcanic eruption
A massive landslide
A gas drilling accident
A typhoon
The phrase “triggered by” in the context of the Kelud eruption means:
Delayed due to
Caused by
Prevented by
Ignored by
The word “evacuate” in reference to people leaving their homes means:
Stay in a safe place
Leave an area due to danger
Build new homes elsewhere
Return to their homes
Indonesia is located on the Pacific (a) , making it prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
The Indian Ocean earthquake in 2004 caused a series of (a) that devastated coastal regions.
The Sidoarjo mudflow was considered the largest (a) in the world, continuously erupting since 2006.
Thousands of residents were forced to (a) their homes due to volcanic ash from the Kelud eruption.
