Multiple Choice
Is it possible to predict the arrival time of a tsunami in distant areas after a major earthquake?
A) Yes
B) No, the calculations of a tsunami's arrival time are very time-consuming and cannot be completed before the tsunami arrives.
C) No, tsunami behavior is poorly understood and calculations of a tsunami's arrival time are not possible at this time.
D) Sometimes, depending on whether or not the wave splits into a distant and local tsunami
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