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The document describes an earthquake that occurred in Los Angeles. It provides 13 labels related to the effects of the earthquake and asks students to place the labels on a timeline showing the earthquake trace and explain their placements. Key details include injuries at a collapsing baseball stadium, collapsed buildings and stairs, increased utility costs, looting at a store, and emergency drills being put into practice.

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LIVING GRAPHS 2
AN EARTHQUAKE IN LOS ANGELES

In pairs:

1) Study the earthquake trace and the 13 labels
2) Place the labels at the most appropriate places on the earthquake trace by using the
correct number from each box
3) Explain why you put each of the labels where you did

1. The city breathes a sigh of relief
2. Buildings collapse in downtown Los Angeles
3. The price of water and electricity goes up
4. The rural area around Los Angeles is unusually quiet - there is no noise from birds and
animals
5. A baseball stadium full of people starts to crack, people are injured as a stampede starts
6. Mrs. Lotham falls to her death as the stairs in her house collapse
7. The millionaire, J. R. Bannister, is very upset as his very expensive Ming vase smashes
8. Emergency services are put on red alert
9. Fires break out in a subway
10. Mr. Lee, a television store owner, loses a lot of stock due to looting
11. A headteacher alerts her staff in San Jose primary school to put the earthquake drill into
practice
12. Mrs. Williams gets her children to shelter under a table in case they are injured by falling
walls
13. Burglar alarms go off all over the city

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