https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-59359543
Questions:
1. Where is Roybridge located and what happened there?
2. What are
the factors mentioned as to why people felt earthquakes in the UK?
3. Which geological feature are quakes associated with?
4. What happens during an earthquake?
5. According to BGS, where does the most Scottish earthquakes occur?
Vocabulary:
epicente = keskipiste
tremor = värähtely
rumble = jytinä
factor = tekijä
remote = syrjäinen
depth = syvyys
Answers:
1. Roybridge is located near Sean Bridge, in Scotland. There was an earthquake.
2. People are not used to earthquakes in the UK so if somebody lives in a remote area, there is a good opportunity to feel it. Also the size and depth of the earthquake and the time of the day has an effect on it.
3. Earthquakes are associated with
fault, which is a fracture or an area of fractures between two huge blocks of rock.
4.
During an earthquake there is a sudden movement between these huge blocks of rock, such as one slipping down or up against the other.
5. They mostly occur
in western Scotland.