Question 38 • OK-Environmental Science-Sem B -CA- 36431B
During an earthquake, shaking can cause water-saturated soil to lose strength and behave more like a liquid. This process, called liquefaction, can no longer support a building’s foundation properly, causing the building to sink or tip. Therefore, the best answer is “The liquefaction of solid soil undermines buildings’ foundations.”
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