1. A geological hazard is a condition or event that may cause harm to property and life as a result of a geological process.

2. A fault occurs when earth materials (rocks, debris, and soil) move downwards along a slope

4. Earthflow is the flow of mud and rock.

3. Rock fall is the sliding, toppling, or falling of rocks along a slope.

5. Mining is included in natural triggers in landslide

6. Geological hazards can also be grouped into sudden and slow phenomena based on their onset.

7. Mass movement is the downward movement of surface materials caused by gravity

8. Ground subsidence and collapse could lead to a very slow to rapid sinking of the land surface, usually forming a depression.

9. Earthquake is one of the many hazards that the Philippines face is the downslope land movement.

10. The geological features of the Philippines make us prone to hazards of mass movement.