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Which of the following methods for protecting against earthquakes in high-rise buildings is incorrect? A. Quickly take shelter in small spaces such as bathrooms or storage rooms that have many pipes and good structural integrity. B. Quickly take shelter at areas near walls or corners where a triangular space can be formed. C. Quickly escape using the elevator. Answer: c
I saw this after the explosion accident in Tianjin. C. Quickly use the elevator to escape.
The answer is C. The answer is C
The incorrect method for earthquake protection in the following high-rise buildings is (C). A. Quickly take shelter in small spaces such as bathrooms or storage rooms that have many ducts and good structural integrity. B. Quickly take shelter at areas like the base of walls or corners where a triangular space can be formed. C. Quickly escape using the elevator.
B quickly hid behind the wall bases or corners where a triangular space could be formed
The incorrect method for earthquake protection in the following high-rise buildings is (c): A. Quickly take shelter in small spaces such as bathrooms or storage rooms that have many ducts and good structural integrity. B. Quickly take shelter at areas like the base of walls or corners where a triangular space can be formed. C. Quickly escape using the elevator. Put chocolate, sausages, and purified water in the bathroom. Don’t ask me where they come from
The biggest mistake to avoid when trying to escape from a high-rise building in an earthquake is to rush to use the elevator; therefore, option C is chosen
C. Quickly escape using the elevator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The incorrect method for earthquake protection in the following high-rise buildings is (C). A. Quickly take shelter in small spaces such as bathrooms or storage rooms that have many ducts and good structural integrity. B. Quickly take shelter at areas like the base of walls or corners where a triangular space can be formed. C. Quickly escape using the elevator.