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Primary and secondary effects and responses to tectonic hazards

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What are primary effects of tectonic hazards?
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The recovery actions taken by governments
The economic consequences over time
The immediate impacts caused directly by the hazard event
The long-term environmental changes after the hazard

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Q1
What are primary effects of tectonic hazards?
The recovery actions taken by governments
The economic consequences over time
The immediate impacts caused directly by the hazard event
The long-term environmental changes after the hazard
30s
Q2
Which of the following is an example of a secondary effect of a volcanic eruption?
Ground shaking
Lava flow damage
The formation of a crater
Ash clouds disrupting air travel
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Q3
Why is a tsunami considered a secondary effect of an earthquake?
It happens at the same time as the earthquake
The earthquake directly generates giant ocean waves
It is caused by underwater earthquakes displacing water
The earthquake increases ocean temperature, creating waves
30s
Q4
How does preparation help reduce the impact of tectonic hazards?
It prevents the hazard from occurring
It ensures no damage will occur
It helps people evacuate quickly and provides resources for relief
It speeds up long-term recovery
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