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T3 17 Task  wk 3-4 grp 4 - Finn Pickworth

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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 loc...

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Piktochart on Liquefaction

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Our most popular Piktochart received 1,547 shares on Facebook and therefore reached an audience of 169,399.

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In the opening page the city has just been hit by the earthquake. You can tell because of the dust of the building pieces falling off.

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The diagrams show how an earthquake works. The fault lines were solid, And the rupture was faster and last of all the last factor is the trampoline affect.

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The 2nd one was worse were worse because it did much more major damage to the city. The two earthquakes were  7.1 and  6.3 plus the second one killed 185 people.

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The image is showing liquefaction happening. It is caused when the wet soil from deep under ground gets forced to the top of the earth. Sediment is a matter that settles to the bottom of a liquid.

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A Richter scale is a scale on how big earthquakes can be.

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Bill Nye the Science Guy - Earthquakes (richter scale)

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The 2 main quakes were caused because of the Fault lines on the west of the city.Liquefaction and

ground deformation resulted in a

great deal of damage to water and wastewater pipes.The earthquakes caused scientists to rethink their understanding of liquefaction., This is because on the watery soil underneath the dry sand underneath the road and when an earthquake happens it forces the wet soil to the top of the ground.

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The main aim is to see what caused the earthquake to make a scar in the ground. The benefit is so they can stop, Deformation and Liquefaction

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The topic sentence states that the  earth quakes were very bad for Christchurch. The Christchurch earthquakes of 2010 and 2011 had terrible consequences for the city.

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I know that in earth quakes under ground that tectonic plates crash into each other. I think this will be about the big earth quakes that happened in christchurch