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Lesson 5 Earthquakes

Lesson 5 Earthquakes

Assessment

Presentation

Science

6th - 12th Grade

Hard

NGSS
MS-ESS3-2, MS-PS4-2

Standards-aligned

Created by

MISHNA ERANA HERNANDEZ

Used 9+ times

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32 Slides • 10 Questions

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Lesson 5 Earthquakes

Make sure you have a notebook/pieces of paper and pens/pencils for an activity today.


Unit 3 test will happen on March 16. Midterm report cards are due March 19.

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Which of the following are true about earthquakes?

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They result from a release of matter and particles

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They're mainly associated with one type of fault

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They result from a release of energy

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When rock bends, it never returns to its original shape

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When rock bends it is able to return to its original shape

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is correct about the focus and epicenter of an earthquake?

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A focus (or hypocenter) is the place on the surface above the epicenter, where faulting first occurs.

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During an earthquake, waves move from far away towards the hypocenter/focus

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An epicenter is located above the focus (hypocenter)

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An earthquake's epicenter is unable to be determined exactly.

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Multiple Choice

In which order to seismic waves arrive:

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L, S, P, R

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S, P, L, R

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P, S, L R

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S, L, P, R

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P, S, R, L

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Multiple Choice

On a seismogram, which waves will have a higher amplitude (height):

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surface waves

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body waves

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both types have similar amplitudes

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it depends on the earthquake

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Multiple Select

Select all the locations in which an earthquake can occur:

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Ring of Fire

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Convergent boundary between two continental plates (Himalayas)

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Along Mid-Ocean Ridges

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With transform plate boundaries

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Along dormant volcanoes

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Multiple Choice

Aside from the shaking itself, which other hazard could cause the foundation of a building to fail?

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Landslides

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Liquefaction

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Tsunamis

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Fire

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Multiple Choice

Could a tsunami occurs if the San Andreas fault experiences an earthquake of magnitude 7 or above?

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Yes

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No

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Poll

How comfortable do you feel with the lesson?

It was difficult to understand and might need some help.

It was a bit difficult, and hopefully next week's review helps.

It was somewhat easy, but I think some review might help me better understand it.

It was fairly easy to understand it

I totally feel confident with this lesson

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Lesson 5 Earthquakes

Make sure you have a notebook/pieces of paper and pens/pencils for an activity today.


Unit 3 test will happen on March 16. Midterm report cards are due March 19.

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