Do You Truly Know Enough About Earthquakes?

12/12. No wonder, I have a degree in Geophysics.

9/12 gives me the shakes thinking about earthquakes ! the shakes thinking about earthquakes !

8 / 12. I am glad that I don’t live in an earthquake zone!

"All of the above" is never a valid answer are there would not be any incorrect answers.

Question no. 9 is grammatically in error. It can be understood to be either below or above, based on the grammar as incorrectly stated. I missed it due to faulty grammar.

11/12 I missed the one about animals sensing earthquakes. I'm sorry I still believe they do, as well as other disasters about to happen.

They actually hear the earth grinding. They detect more frequencies than humans. Shelley Durocher,

Animals do sense earthquakes.

10 / 12. Looks like I have a good chance of surviving an earthquake!

Perfect score. I know about earthquakes being from Chile where there are small earthquakes weekly if not daily. Those are called “ temblores” and there have been big ones of 8.4 and even 9.6 intensity, in the Richter scale. These are called “Terremotos “ Most of the houses and buildings don’t suffer because they are well built. Only when a tsunami follows the quake there is more damage but that doesn’t happen often.

Regarding the animal question, the wording is vague. I think some animals can hear it before we can, and therefore can "predict" it "for you," in a practical sense. I don't think it's a special sense necessarily, just really good hearing. * No sources, I just think it makes more practical sense.

They do indeed. Florence McKenna Hiscock,

I disagree about the animals. Before a quake in the city the birds suddenly stop singing and dogs start barking...then the shaking starts. Of course they sense a quake. They hear it deep in the earth ...we cannot detect that deep deep rumble. I always trust the animals.