to start, burst out, or explode suddenly
a. fault
b. magnitude
c. erupt
erupt
to make something start or happen
a. predict
b. occur
c. trigger
trigger
a person who lives in a specific place
a. construct
b. resident
c. awareness
resident
The dog was with he/him.
him
His bed and all his furniture circle in a slow waltz around the room.
personification
the place where two or more plates come together
a. erupt
b. fault
c. surface
fault
to say something will happen in the future
a. trigger
b. predict
c. occur
predict
to build something
a. resident
b. access
c. construct
construct
She/Her was asleep when the earthquake hit.
She
The wooden floor ripples like waves of an ocean.
simile
the size or strength of something; the damage or loss of life
a. natural disaster
b. erupt
c. magnitude
magnitude
causing damage to people or things
a. occur
b. destructive
c. device
destructive
knowledge that a situation or problem exists
a. access
b. awareness
c. construct
awareness
He
The Smiths stand stiffly, like Henry's cousin's dolls in their toy house.
simile
an event in nature that causes damage or loss of life
a. surface
b. natural disaster
c. fault
natural disaster
a machine or tool that does a special job
a. destructive
b. detect
c. device
device
the ability to enter a building or reach a place
a. awareness
b. access
c. construct
access
He wanted to build a tsunami shelter for they/them.
them
The houses look as if they are peering over someone's shoulder.
personification
the top layer of an area of water or land
a. magnitude
b. natural disaster
c. surface
surface
to notice something that is not easy to see or hear
a. device
b. destruction
c. detect
detect
a low rolling sound
a. restless
b. shatter
c. rumbling
rumbling
I/Me would use an earthquake alarm.
I
The walls groan.
personification