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Earth’s
Interior
Seismic
Waves
Faults
Earthquake
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Earthquake
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How many layers does the
Earth’s interior have?
A 100
What is 4?
A 100
What is the name of the layer
of the Earth’s interior that
comprised of liquid iron?
A 200
What is the OUTER CORE?
A 200
What is the name of
the outer most layer
of the Earth?
A 300
What is the CRUST?
A 300
Greek, meaning “without
strength”
A 400
What is the
ASTHENOSPHERE?
A 400
Name the components of the
lithosphere
A 500
What are the CRUST and
UPPER MOST PART OF
THE MANTLE?
A 500
The three major seismic
waves
B 100
What are the PRIMARY,
SECONDARY, and
SURFACE WAVES
B 100
Originates at the focus
B 200
What are the PRIMARY and
SECONDARY WAVES?
B 200
The fastest moving seismic
wave
B 300
What is the PRIMARY
WAVE?
B 300
Cause the most damage
B 400
What is the SURFACE
WAVE?
B 400
Does not travel through liquid
B 500
What are SECONDARY
WAVES?
B 500
Define Fault
C 100
What is THE SURFACE
ALONG WHICH ROCKS
BREAK AND MOVE?
C 100
The point where rocks cannot
bend anymore
C 200
What is the ELASTIC
LIMIT?
C 200
Fault created from
compressional force
C 300
What is a REVERSE
FAULT?
C 300
DAILY
Place A Wager
DOUBLE
C 400
The San Andreas is one
C 400
What is a strike-slip fault
C 400
The force behind a normal
fault
C 500
What is a TENSION
FORCE?
C 500
The point beneath the surface
where the energy release
occurs
D 100
What is the FOCUS?
D 100
Scientists who study
earthquakes and seismic
waves
D 200
Who are SEISMOLOGISTS?
D 200
Point on the Earth’s surface
directly above an
earthquake’s focus
D 300
What is the EPICENTER?
D 300
State with the most
earthquake’s each year
D 400
What is ALASKA?
D 400
Famous Quake of 1906
D 500
What is the San Francisco
Quake?
D 500
Difference in arrival time
between primary and
secondary waves help
scientists locate this
E 100
What is the EPICENTER?
E 100
Number of seismograph
station readings needed to
locate an earthquake
epicenter
E 200
What is 3?
E 200
Zone where no seismic waves
reach
E 300
What is the SHADOW
ZONE?
E 300
Moves through the Earth by
causing particles in rocks to
vibrate at right angles to the
direction of the wave
E 400
What is a SECONDARY
WAVE?
E 400
A Yugoslavian scientist
discovered this boundary line
from seismic wave studies
E 500
What is the MOHO
DISCONTINUITY?
E 500
Measure of the energy
released by an earthquake
F 100
What is MAGNITUDE?
F 100
Measures local intensity on
one kind of seismograph
F 200
What is the RICHTER
SCALE?
F 200
Earthquakes under the sea
causes a sudden movement of
the ocean floor
F 300
What is a TSUNAMI?
F 300
Depends on strength and size
of fault movement
F 400
What is MOMENT
MAGNITUDE?
F 400
For each increase of 1.0 on
the Richter scale, the
amplitude of the largest
surface waves is this
F 500
What is 10 times greater?
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Earthquake Measurement
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The amount of energy released
for every 1.0 increase on the
Richter scale
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What is 32?
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