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Competencies
                                                                                                             C-3.2


                                                                                                  • Critical Thinking
                                                                                                  • Understanding
                                                                                       21st CENTURY SKILLS  • Problem Solving
                                                                                                  • Digital Integration
                    7        Natural Disasters





                    Warm Up                                                                          • Critical Thinking




                       Natural disasters always make the life of people miserable.
                       Can you define how is the situation shown in the picture
                       caused?






















               A natural disaster is an unexpected event that causes harm to human life,

               property, animals and the environment. It may occur at any time. Some such
               disasters are earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunami,  oods, drought, etc.


                                                      EARTHQUAKES


               An  earthquake is a sudden shaking of the ground caused by movements or
               vibrations deep inside the earth.  ese vibrations release great energy and cause


               the ground to quiver. Earthquakes of high intensity o en cause great destructions.

               How an Earthquake Occurs

                e earth’s crust is made of many rock plates.  e layers of the earth under the


               plates are hot and in a molten state.  ese layers are moving constantly which

               causes the plates to slide smoothly against each other. However, at times, the


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