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T3 17 Task  wk 3-4 grp 4 - Anthony Penman

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Reading Response Activity week 3-4 T3 Group 4 Answer all questions on your Padlet.  Label each box with the question number and complete your answers in full sentences, with punctuation!  WALT:  To summarise an article's main points/ideas To skim and scan the text for specific information To lo...

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Piktochart on Liquefaction

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Liquefaction By Anthony | Piktochart Infographic Editor

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The picture on the opening image is of Christ church after the earthquake. And it is showing the smoke from gas pipes and buildings collapsed and the fires down there. And the photo was from seconds after the quake.

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The scientist's could compare the earthquake's by the intensity on the Richter scale. And the amount of deaths and damage. You could make a chart on how much damage/money it cost to build it. The intensity on the Richter scale so the bigger one was a 7.1 and the 6.3 was the smaller one.

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Christ Church EarthQuakes | Piktochart Infographic Editor

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The diagrams are showing what the earthquake looks like from a cross section view. The first factor was fault lines were very solid. The second factor was the earthquake rupture was also thought to be faster than other earthquakes of this magnitude. And the last factor was the trampoline effect.

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The second one was worse because 185 people died in it. And heaps of buildings collapsed in the quake. And once a again liquefaction caused heaps of damage. The first quake was a 7.1 but the second one was a 6.3. The colors are different because it is showing the extreme as red and the weak as a light brown.

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The images are showing the before and after of a large earth quake. and It shows liquefaction too. Liquefaction is caused after an earth quake and the shaking of the quake makes path ways for water to escape. Causing liquefaction. Sediment is like dirt or soil and sand. And falls to the bottom of water like the sand in a river

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A Richter scale is used for earth quakes and to find their magnitude. The Richter scale is a mathematical device to compare the size of earthquakes. The Richter scale is used to rate the magnitude of an earthquake, that is the amount of energy released during an earthquake.

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The Two Earth Quakes were caused by the by the movement of fault lines west of the city. Liquefaction is caused after a earth quake causes the strength of the soil to be reduced from the quake. And it causes heaps of damage after the earth quake too. The earthquakes caused scientists to rethink liquefaction. And before the earth quakes scientists thought that earth quakes believed the shaking of the ground was caused by the water filled sediment and soil to loose strength. Which made it behave more like a liquid than a solid.

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The aim of the scientists was to teach people about earthquakes how they happen and what they do. And about landslides floods etc and to understand the effects of them. The benefit is that they can make better and stronger buildings to withstand earthquakes so it doesn't cause as much damage.

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It sates the 2010 and 2011 earthquake that happened in Christchurch.

The Christchurch earthquakes of 2010 and 2011 had devastating effects on the city. By studying the causes and impact of the earthquakes.

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Reading The Text.

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My PK is that Christchurch's earthquakes are larger than other places ones. Because they usually get 6.0 quakes when we get around 4.0 to 5.0 quakes. I think this is about earthquakes and how they work. Also the deaths and damage.