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Earthquake and Seismic Waves Pt. 3 & 4

Earthquake and Seismic Waves Pt. 3 & 4

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Earthquake and Seismic Waves

Part 3 & 4

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These are the first waves released during an earthquake

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S waves

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Surface Waves

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P waves

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Where is the epicenter for this earthquake located based on triangulation?

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A

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B

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C

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D

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Multiple Choice

How does triangulation show the location of the epicenter of an earthquake?

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By scientist looking around to see where the most damage was created.

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By making triangles on a map.

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By calculating the difference between the P and S waves in arrival times and determining the distances from at least 3 seismic stations.

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By drawing 3 or more random sized circles on a map to see where they intersect.

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What method do seismologists use in locating an epicenter?

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Focus Group Discussion

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Interview

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Observation

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Triangulation

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Multiple Select

Which can be negative effects of earthquakes? (select all that apply)

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Building destruction

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Harm to humans

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Bridges collapse

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Multiple Choice

What is the temporary state in which loose soil and rock materials take on the property of a liquid?

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Aftershock

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Liquefaction

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Seismic Gap

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Tsunami

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Multiple Choice

What is a smaller earthquake that follows a larger earthquake?

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Aftershock

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Liquefaction

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Seismic Gap

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Tsunami

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Multiple Choice

What is a large ocean wave that results from an underwater earthquake, landslide, or volcanic eruption?

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Aftershock

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Liquefaction

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Seismic Gap

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Tsunami

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Multiple Choice

In an earthquake scenario, which of the following actions applies?

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Drop down

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Take cover

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Hold on until the shaking stops

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All of the above apply.

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Multiple Choice

What to do if you're outside while an earthquake occurs?

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Stay where you are

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Get indoors so debris won't hit you

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Get into an open area away from buildings.

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Part 3 & 4

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