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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Earth’s Interior Seismic Waves Faults Earthquake More Seismic Earthquake Destruction

6. How many layers does the Earth’s interior have? A 100

7. What is 4? A 100

8. What is the name of the layer of the Earth’s interior that comprised of liquid iron? A 200

9. What is the OUTER CORE? A 200

10. A 300 What is the name of the outer most layer of the Earth?

11. What is the CRUST? A 300

12. Greek, meaning “without strength” A 400

13. What is the ASTHENOSPHERE? A 400

14. Name the components of the lithosphere A 500

15. What are the CRUST and UPPER MOST PART OF THE MANTLE? A 500

16. The three major seismic waves B 100

17. What are the PRIMARY, SECONDARY, and SURFACE WAVES B 100

18. Originates at the focus B 200

19. What are the PRIMARY and SECONDARY WAVES? B 200

20. The fastest moving seismic wave B 300

21. What is the PRIMARY WAVE? B 300

22. Cause the most damage B 400

23. What is the SURFACE WAVE? B 400

24. Does not travel through liquid B 500

25. What are SECONDARY WAVES? B 500

26. Define Fault C 100

27. What is THE SURFACE ALONG WHICH ROCKS BREAK AND MOVE? C 100

28. The point where rocks cannot bend anymore C 200

29. What is the ELASTIC LIMIT? C 200

30. Fault created from compressional force C 300

31. What is a REVERSE FAULT? C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. The San Andreas is one C 400

34. What is a strike-slip fault C 400

35. The force behind a normal fault C 500

36. What is a TENSION FORCE? C 500

37. The point beneath the surface where the energy release occurs D 100

38. What is the FOCUS? D 100

39. Scientists who study earthquakes and seismic waves D 200

40. Who are SEISMOLOGISTS? D 200

41. Point on the Earth’s surface directly above an earthquake’s focus D 300

42. What is the EPICENTER? D 300

43. State with the most earthquake’s each year D 400

44. What is ALASKA? D 400

45. Famous Quake of 1906 D 500

46. What is the San Francisco Quake? D 500

47. Difference in arrival time between primary and secondary waves help scientists locate this E 100

48. What is the EPICENTER? E 100

49. Number of seismograph station readings needed to locate an earthquake epicenter E 200

50. What is 3? E 200

51. Zone where no seismic waves reach E 300

52. What is the SHADOW ZONE? E 300

53. Moves through the Earth by causing particles in rocks to vibrate at right angles to the direction of the wave E 400

54. What is a SECONDARY WAVE? E 400

55. A Yugoslavian scientist discovered this boundary line from seismic wave studies E 500

56. What is the MOHO DISCONTINUITY? E 500

57. Measure of the energy released by an earthquake F 100

58. What is MAGNITUDE? F 100

59. Measures local intensity on one kind of seismograph F 200

60. What is the RICHTER SCALE? F 200

61. Earthquakes under the sea causes a sudden movement of the ocean floor F 300

62. What is a TSUNAMI? F 300

63. Depends on strength and size of fault movement F 400

64. What is MOMENT MAGNITUDE? F 400

65. For each increase of 1.0 on the Richter scale, the amplitude of the largest surface waves is this F 500

66. What is 10 times greater? F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Earthquake Measurement Click on screen to begin

68. The amount of energy released for every 1.0 increase on the Richter scale Click on screen to continue

69. What is 32? Click on screen to continue

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