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In this image there is the rising dust from when buildings collapsed and when the liquefaction rised to the surface.
The evidence is the dust rising seconds after the earthquake struck

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You could do one on how much liquid seeped up, how many houses destroyed, the kilometres it want for, the cracks created, cars destroyed, people killed, the area of which the quake was at the strongest and the cost to rebuild it.
Rest in literacy book.

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It shows that when an earthquake occurs the top layer separates from the top layer and then it will fall back down and then go back up again. This can happen several times.
The first is that the fault lines were very strong so when they broke they realised a great deal of energy causing mass destruction.
The second factor is that this earthquake was much quicker than others of this magnitude. This was caused by waves of energy combined which pain the quake particularly hard-hitting.
The third was the trampoline effect.

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The worst earthquake was the second earthquake and it was a 6.3 magnitude earthquake. 185 died and many more lost everything like their houses and some even their family. The size distance was 0.8 difference or 8 difference. The higher up it gets the redder it gets because they are a higher magnitude earthquake and because they were worse than the one before it.

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It is showing that before a quake the water filled sediment is below the soil and during a quake it finds cracks and comes up to the surface.

Liquefaction is when the water filled sediment finds cracks in which to seep up to the surface.

Sediment is water and soil combined that is solid and when an earthquake occurs it behaves like water rather than soil.

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Nepal has been hit by two huge earthquakes, a 7.8 and a 7.3 on the Richter Scale. What are the different ways seismologists measure earthquakes and what do these ratings mean? Read More: Earthquake Facts and Statistics http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eqarchives/year/eqstats.php How Earthquakes Work http://science.howstuffworks.com/nature/natural-disasters/earthquake6.htm The Modified Mercalli Intensity Scale http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/topics/mercalli.php "The effect of an earthquake on the Earth's surface is called the intensity.

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The first quake was caused by the movement of the fault lines on the west.
The second Earthquake was again the fault lines but this time it didn't break the surface.

Liquefaction is when the ground shakes and creates veins in which the water rises due to pressure and becomes visible.

Topic sentence: The earthquake caused scientists to rethink their understanding of liquefaction.

Supporting sentence: Before the earthquakes scientists believed that the shaking of the ground caused the water filled sediment and soil to lose strength, which made it behave more like a liquid than a solid.

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Thanks to the Christchurch earthquakes scientists now understand more about fault-lines and earthquakes and liquefaction.

It means that in the future if there is another earthquake like this we might have more time to get out so we are a safe distance away from the bulk of the quake.

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

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I know that the Christchurch earthquakes wrecked the town and it still isn't fully fixed now. They had a day when artists came from all over the world and painted on the buildings to help with the healing and rebuilding.

I think that this will be about learning from the earthquake and what we can do to help. Also if this happens to us what we need to do.

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Link: Learning from the Christchurch Earthquakes