The Elastic Rebound Theory proposed three major stages of Earth's crust movement. Who formulated this theory?

A rock mass above an inclined fault, called the hanging wall side, moves up with respect to the footwall side.

This phenomenon occurs when movement on a fault deep within the earth breaks through the surface.

"The lithosphere, consists of several large and fairly stable solid rocks, is moving horizontally relative to neighboring rocks."

A type of plate boundary where plate edges scrape with each other.

What do you call a seismic wave that moves the ground from side to side in a horizontal plane but at right angles to the direction of propagation.

S-Waves travel faster than P-Waves.

Compressional waves which exert a push-pull force. Its motion is the same as that of a sound wave.

Select the odd one.

In the Moment Magnitude Scale, if the measured amplitude of a 2.0 Mw earthquake is 20 mm, what could possibly be the amplitude of a 3.0 Mw earthquake?

It is a qualitative approach in measuring the size and strength of an earthquake.