FC: by Natasha and Angel
1: p.2-earthquake facts p.3- damages p.4- damages(part 3) p.5- Richter scale p.6- animals predicting earthquake p.7- prepare p.8- how they form p.xx- glossary | table of contents | xi
2: Did you know that when two plates rub together it makes an earthquake? In this book, we will tell you every thing you need to know about earthquakes. | 1 | This is how an earthquake forms.
3: On October 8, 2005, a massive earthquake struck Pakistan. At least 86,000 people were killed and more than 70,000 people were injured. | 2 | This earthquake caused a lot of damage.
4: The largest earthquake struck in the United States in Alaska on March 28, 1964. | 3 | The earthquake caused the power lines to break.
5: The Richter scales tells if there is an earthquake. If there are 32 times more then you can have 5 earthquakes. | 4
6: A wolf sensing an earthquake | Can Animals Predict Earthquakes? | 5
7: What are some examples of animal forewarning? In ancient Italy, Pliny the Elder, saw a bird and it was acting crazy, like an earthquake would come. | A dog sensing an earthquake | 6
8: Stay inside and wait until shaking stops and it is safe to go outside. | How to Be Prepared | 7 | Kids in an earthquake taking cover
9: Drop cover and hold on under the desk. Go to nearby safe place. | 8 | What to do during an earthquake!!!!
10: Forces causing earthquakes were not close to the earthquake sources but very distant. | 9 | The earthquake damaged the house, now no one needs to live in there.
11: These distant forces cause a gradual build up of stress in the earth. The build up of stress over tens or hundreds or thousands of years, is slowly destroying the earth underneath our feet. | 10 | The earthquake did it again. The earthquake damaged the road.
12: An earthquake is a vibration or movement of the earth's surface. | 11 | This is a picture of the earthquake when it erupts.
13: p.xi table of contents | glossary | p.1 earthquake facts p.2 damages p.3 damages(part 2) p.4 rector scale p.5 animals predicting earthquake p.6 prepare p.7 how they form p.xx glossary | xx