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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Do not go in there! Volcanoes can burn Release some stress Do the wave! Volcanoes Affect Ah! It’s an earthquake

6.  A shaking of the ground caused by the sudden movement of large blocks of rocks. A 100

7. Earthquake A 100

8.  The major portion of most magma is composed of what? A 200

9. Silica A 200

10. The point underground where rocks first begin to move in an earthquake. A 300

11. Focus A 300

12. The smoke rising on a volcano is on a volcano is actually a mixture of what? A 400

13. Ash and Gases A 400

14.  More than 400 volcanoes about 80% of all active volcanoes are found along what type of plate boundaries A 500

15. Subduction Zones A 500

16. What are vibrations that are caused by earthquakes B 100

17. Seismic Waves B 100

18. What is a smaller earthquake that follows a more powerful earthquakes in the same area? B 200

19. Aftershock B 200

20. What is the area around the pacific plate called with more than 400 active volcanoes? B 300

21. The Ring of Fire B 300

22. What is the most destructive type of seismic wave? What is the most destructive type of seismic wave? B 400

23. Surface wave B 400

24. What is the process in which shaking of the ground causes soil to act like a liquid? B 500

25. Liquefacation B 500

26. What is the instrument that constantly records ground movements? C 100

27. Seismograph C 100

28. Shearing causes what type of faults? C 200

29. Strike Slip Fault C 200

30. What type of fault occurs where one block of rock slides down the fault plane? C 300

31. Normal Fault C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. Compression forces cause what type of fault? C 400

34. Reverse Fault C 400

35. What is the fastest seismic wave? It travels through solids, liquids, and gases. C 500

36. Primary Wave C 500

37. What is the recording that is produced by the seismograph called? D 100

38. Seismogram D 100

39. Triangulation is a process that Seismologist use to find the ______________ of an earthquake. Triangulation is a process that Seismologist use to find the ______________ of an earthquake. D 200

40. Epicenter D 200

41. Along the Mid Atlantic Ridge, two tectonic plates are moving away from each other. In this area, earthquakes are likely to occur along what type of fault? Along the Mid Atlantic Ridge, two tectonic plates are moving away from each other. In this area, earthquakes are likely to occur along what type of fault? D 300

42. Normal Fault D 300

43. What is a movement of rocks and soil down a hill or a mountain. D 400

44. Mudslide D 400

45. What term describes what happens when land collapses and then travels down the side of a volcano? D 500

46. Landslide D 500

47. What is the type of volcano that has the most violent eruption Style? E 100

48. Composite or strato Volcano E 100

49. What is the point right above the point right above the focus on the earth’s surface? E 200

50. Epicenter E 200

51. How do Primary waves make the ground move? E 300

52. Push and Pull, Back and Forth E 300

53. What is a dense cloud of superhot gas and rock fragments that race downhill and hundreds of miles per hour called? E 400

54. Pyroclastic Flow E 400

55.  To locate a earthquakes epicenter scientists must have seismograms from how many different stations? E 500

56. At least three seismograph locations E 500

57. What occurs when volcanic ash mixes with water? F 100

58. Mudflows F 100

59. What can happen when pollution is added to the atmosphere? It increase the Acidy of the water and make water not good for both plants and animals. F 200

60. Acid rain F 200

61. What area is famous for it’s Hot Springs? F 300

62. Yellowstone National Park F 300

63. What geyser in Yellowstone erupts every 35 minutes to two hours? F 400

64. Old Faithful F 400

65. What is the type of volcano that has an intermediate amount of silica in the magma? F 500

66. Cinder cone volcano. F 500

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68. Identify and explain the three different types of volcanoes. Which one is the most violent and why? Click on screen to continue

69. 1.Shield Volcano 2. Cinder Volcano 3. Composite Volcano A composite Volcano is the most violent because of high content of silica. It also has hardened lava which builds up pressure. Click on screen to continue

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