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IN the image it was seconds after the 2011 6.3 earthquake.

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Graph in book

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the pics on slide 5 show how the earth bonces up and down it's is called the trampoline effect. the pic down below is the effects
1. the earthquake pushes the weak soil to jump up faster that the hard rock
2. when the top layer falls on the bottom layer this is called the trampoline effect
3.then the top layer is forced back up and it happens many times

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THE first earthquake in Christchurch was bigger because it was a 7.1 and the second one was a 6.3. the size is 0.8 different from 6.3 to a 7.1.
it is to show the red is to show it is strong dangerous more than a yellow our white is weak.

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What are the images showing on slide 3? The images are showing some evidence that has reveled that liquefaction is caused by water being forced to the surface by shaking. How is liquefaction caused? Liquefaction is caused by pressurised water in the ground escaping to the surface due to shaking. What is sediment? Sediment is  something that settles at the bottom of liquid.

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The Richter scale rates the size of an earthquake by measuring the energy the earthquake released.

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Befor the earthquakes, scientists believed that the shacking of the ground caused the water-filled sediment and the soil to lose strength, which made it behave more like a liquid than a solid

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The earthquake caused scientists to rethink their understandings of liquefaction.
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This was cause by movement along fault lines west of the city beneath the Canterbury plains.

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Cathedral Square, Christchurch Central, Christchurch 8011, New Zealand

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it will help them with strong earthquakes in the future.

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The Christchurch earthquakes of 2010 and 2011 had terrible consequences for the city. By studying the causes and impact of the earthquakes, scientists now understand more about the processes involved

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Yes, the earthquake was Hugh and some people died in the quake and lots of building got destroy