Question

Is this A material? My teacher gave me a C.

Answer 1

@JustSaiyan

Answer 2

Seems like A material! But what do I know! I've never been to a school before.

Answer 3

<.>

Answer 4

-_-

Answer 5

>:|

Answer 6

I could see the teacher giving you a C if you didn't add your sources, but you did. That deserves at least a B+. I'd give it an A.

Answer 7

alli if you would of put by allison it would look better

Answer 8

I worked on it for over a month -.-

Answer 9

It deserves an A+

Answer 10

and if you did not use the same back ground in it would look better to maybe

Answer 11

:~:

Answer 12

Kyle it'd look weird with a different background every slide. -.-

Answer 13

true i take that back

Answer 14

you could of started off with

A earthquake is Crumbling of rock deep underground causing a shift in the weight, creating seismic waves, which shake the Earth, and can sometimes cause shifts in the tectonic plates, resulting in sinkholes, volcanic eruptions, and massive tsunamis.

Answer 15

kinda like question and answer sort of thing

Answer 16

That's legit on the second slide.

Answer 17

Earthquakes cause tsunamis when the Earth's crust cracks and pushes upwards causing the water up causing a tsunami.

Answer 18

i am going over the whole thing like a teacher would

Answer 19

"What's an Earthquake?" is the title and there's a picture with the freaking definition.

Answer 20

I'm logging off for the day. <.>

Answer 21

NOOOO