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Question 33
Bracing with ductile materials is an excellent way to impart seismic resistance to a structure since ductile materials can deform without rupturing
True
False
Question 34
Modern designs employ base isolation in which devices are placed on the ground or within the structure on ground or within the structure to absorb part of earthquake energy
True
False
Question 35
Earthquake intensity scales such as the Modified Mercalli scale assess the effects on people and buildings.
True
False
Question 36
The types of rock or sediment on which a structure's foundation sits are of paramount importance with respect to whether the structure will be damaged by shaking from an earthquake.
True
False
Question 37
The time of day of an earthquake is not a critical factor affecting loss of life from earthquakes.
True
False
Question 38
Earthquakes are most commonly caused by ______________.
;
explosions of nuclear bombs
undersea landslides
meteorite impacts
volcanic activity
sudden earth movements along faults
Question 39
The _________ explains that sediments (such as sands, gravels, and muds) are originally deposited or settled out of water in horizontal layers.
;
law of original continuity
law of superposition
law of original horizontality
law of cosines
law of retrogression
Question 40
In the ________, Steno stated that in an undeformed sequence of sedimentary rock layers, each sedimentary rock layer is younger than the bed beneath it, but older than the bed above
;
law of original continuity
law of superposition
law of original horizontality
law of cosines
law of retrogression
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Question 43
The point on the Earth's surface directly above the point where the fault first ruptures is called the ____________.
epicenter
hypocenter
depocenter
ethnocenter
1 points
Question 44
The _____ wave travels fastest and moves in a push-pull fashion of alternating pulses of compression (push) and extension (pull).
Love
Rayleigh
P-
S-
1 points
Question 45
P-waves can travel through ________________.
gases
liquids
solids
a vacuum
gases, liquids, and solids
1 points
Question 46
_________ waves travel only through solids; on reaching liquid or gas, the _______ wave energy is reflected back into rock or is converted to another form.
S-
P-
Rossby-
Q-
1 points
Question 47
The frequency of a wave is __________________.
the amount of displacement of the medium through which the wave is passing
the number of waves passing a given point per unit time
the time between successive waves
the energy of the wave
1 points
Question 48
Using the S-P timing method, epicenters can be located using seismograms from a minimum of ______ recording stations.
one
two
three
four
1 points
Question 49
The Richter Scale is set up so that for every _______ increase in the amplitude of the recorded seismic wave, the Richter magnitude increases one number, e.g., from 4 to 5.
two-fold
four-fold
eight-fold
ten-fold
hundred-fold
1 points
Question 50
The intensity of an earthquake is influenced by
earthquake magnitude
distance from the hypocenter/epicenter and duration of shaking
type of rock or sediment making up the ground surface
all of the above
;
explosions of nuclear bombs
undersea landslides
meteorite impacts
volcanic activity
sudden earth movements along faults
Explanation / Answer
question 38)
answer : sudden earth movements along faults
reason : earthquakes are mostly caused by the movement along the fault
they are also caused by the events such as volcanic activity, landslides, mine blasts, and nuclear tests but a very minimal rate
Q 39) law of original horizontality
reason : Thelaw states that layers of sediment were originally deposited horizontally under the action of gravity.
Q 40) law of superposition
reason : this law states that in any undisturbed sequence of rocks deposited in layers, the youngest layer is on top and the oldest on bottom
Q)43)
epicenter
reason : Epicentre is defined as the point on earths surface that is directly above the focus, the point where an earthquake or underground explosion originates
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