WorksheetsSummative 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 9mins
Cracks or fractures on the Earth's Crust.
Oblique-Strike Slip Fault
Fault
Intensity
Epicenter
Faults that generated an earthquake in the past 10,000 years.
Oblique-Strike Slip Fault
Fault
Active Fault
Epicenter
A fault formed from the combination of shearing and compression or tension.
Philippine fault
Oblique-strike slip fault
Valley fault system
Active fault
A fault that traverses most cities in the Greater Manila area.
Valley fault system
Philippine fault
Central Mindoro Fault
Aglubang river fault
A government agency in the Philippines that spearheads the study of active faults.
PAGASA
PHIVOLCS
DENR
DepEd
A slow type of fault movement.
Creep
Dip-slip fault
Normal fault
Reverse
Part of the Earthquake directly above the focus.
Fault slab
Epicenter
Focus
Creep
A modern seismograph.
galvanometer
seismometer
ammeter
millimeter
Describes the total amount of energy that is released by an erathquake at its source.
Intensity
Magnitude
seismometer
Richter Magnitude Scale
A rough estimate of the size and strength of an earthquake.
Magnitude
Richter Scale
Intensity
Frequency
The type of waves produced during an earthquake.
sound wave
microwave
radiowave
It tells us how much a certain area was shaken when the earthquake reached an area.
magnitude
fault
earthquake
Describes the total of energy that was released by the earthquake at the focus.
(a)
The only liquid layer of the Earth.
Inner core
Crust
Mantle
The fastest type of Body Waves.
Secondary wave
Love wave
Microwave
Also known as the focus.
(a)
A method of determining the epicenter of an earthquake.
Guessing method
Rectangulation Method
Triangulation method
Predicting Method
A kind of dip-slip fault where the blick that sits on the fault plane, called hanging wall, has moved downward with respect to the foitwall along the dip direction.
Reverse fault
thrust fault
oblique dio slip fault
A type of fault that is formed from the compression of rocks.
normal fault
thrust fault
dip slip fault
A special types of reserve faults where the angle of the dip is less than 45 degrees.
normal fault
reverse fault
dip-slip fault
