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Earthquakes Jeopardy
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SeismicMovem
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Locating an
Earthquake
Down Under!
From the “Core”
Faults and
Boundaries
FINAL
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When the earth ruptures and suddenly releases energy
What is an earthquake?
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Waves generated by an earthquake.
What are seismic waves?
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First seismic wave to reach a seismograph station.
What is a primary or p -wave?
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Seismic body waves that move side to side.
What are secondary or s - waves?
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Waves that travels on or near the surface of the earth. These waves can cause
extensive damage to buildings.
What are surface waves?
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Location where an earthquake occurs and energy is released.
What is the focus?
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The point on the surface of the earth directly above the focus of
an earthquake.
What is the epicenter?
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Scientists use data recorded from ______________ to figure out where
an earthquake occurred.
What are seismograph stations?
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The term used to describe how three seismograph stations are
used to determine an epicenter .
What is triangulation?
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The reason three seismograph stations are used to triangulate an earthquake.
What is accuracy? Three locations are needed to find ONE intersecting
point. (circle lab)
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The place where plates meet.
What is a plate boundary?
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A warmer less dense plate.
What is a continental plate?
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This dense plate sinks and slides under the continental plate.
What is an oceanic plate?
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Plates float on a flowing, taffy-like, solid upper mantle called _________.
What is the asthenosphere?
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A trench or deep valley is formed.
What is when an oceanic plate moves under another plate ?
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When heat moves through liquid or gas.
What is convection?
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The core of the earth heats this substance causing a convection cell
to occur.
What is magma?
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DAILY DOUBLE - Convection Within 300
DAILY DOUBLE - Convection Within 300
The layer in the earth where a convection cell is located.
What is the mantle?
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Magma begins to cool as it rises and comes in contact with this layer of the
earth.
What is the crust OR rigid mantle OR Lithosphere?
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The liquid outer core of the earth is made from this element.
What is iron?
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A fracture in rock, along which rock on opposite sides of the fracture move.
What is a fault?
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Place where broken pieces of the lithosphere meet.
What is a plate boundary?
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A theory that plates float on the asthenosphere and that interactions among the plates are related to
earthquakes and volcanic activity.
What is plate tectonics?
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Faults only exist along plate boundaries.
(true or false)
What is FALSE?
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A mountain like landform that develops when plates separate and new ocean lithosphere is formed.
What is a mid-ocean ridge?
The German scientists that proposed the theory of continental drift (Pangaea).
Who is Alfred Wegener?
FINAL JEOPARDY!FINAL JEOPARDY!