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    This document outlines an educational activity about active faults in the Philippines. The activity's objectives are to define active faults, differentiate them from inactive faults, list the dangers of living near active faults, and name active faults in the Philippines. Students are instructed to observe a map of the Philippines, examine areas near active faults, and answer questions about what active faults are, the difference between active and inactive faults, whether their home is near an active fault, potential dangers of living near faults, and where earthquake damage is usually greatest.

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    This document outlines an educational activity about active faults in the Philippines. The activity's objectives are to define active faults, differentiate them from inactive faults, list the dangers of living near active faults, and name active faults in the Philippines. Students are instructed to observe a map of the Philippines, examine areas near active faults, and answer questions about what active faults are, the difference between active and inactive faults, whether their home is near an active fault, potential dangers of living near faults, and where earthquake damage is usually greatest.

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    Active Fault Worksheet

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    Katherine Audiencia
    This document outlines an educational activity about active faults in the Philippines. The activity's objectives are to define active faults, differentiate them from inactive faults, list the dangers of living near active faults, and name active faults in the Philippines. Students are instructed to observe a map of the Philippines, examine areas near active faults, and answer questions about what active faults are, the difference between active and inactive faults, whether their home is near an active fault, potential dangers of living near faults, and where earthquake damage is usually greatest.

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    GROUP NUMBER : ____________________ Date: ____________________

    Grade & Section: _____________________ Score:____________________

    ACTIVITY # 3
    TAKE ME HOME!

    I.Objectives:
    1.Define what is an active fault.
    2.Differentiate active from inactive fault.
    3.List down the possible dangers living near the active faults.
    4.Name the active faults found in the Philippines.
    II.Materials:
    Picture of Philippine map, pencil and ruler
    III.Procedure:
    1.Observe carefully the picture on Philippine map.
    2.Examine the places near the active faults.
    3.Answer the given questions below.
    QUESTIONS:

    1. What is an active fault?


    ______________________________________________________________________________

    2. What is the main difference between active and


    inactive fault?
    ______________________________________________________________________________

    3. Study the map (figure 1) and find out where you live. Is
    there an active fault passing by your town, province, or region? If
    so, are you and your family prepared for the occurrence of an
    earthquake?
    ______________________________________________________________________________

    4. What are the possible dangers that could be brought


    about by building or living near any active fault?
    ______________________________________________________________________________

    5. Where do you think the damage from an earthquake is


    usually greatest?
    ______________________________________________________________________________

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