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3. 200 400 800 600 800 Where do volcanoes occur? Waves and Magnitude Volcano Types Earthquakes 600 400 800 400 200 1000 20000

4. Active volcanic zone near a divergent boundary. Row 1, Col 1 What is a rift zone?

5. 1,2 Letter when the first s wave shows up at a seismograph station. What is D? A B C D

6. 1,3 Largest type of volcano. What is a Shield Volcano?

7. 1,4 The type of fault below. What is a normal fault?

8. 2,1 This is the active zone where plates collide. What is a subduction zone?

9. 2,2 Letter when the first p wave reaches the seismigraph station. What is A ? A B C D

10. 2,3 Erupts only lava. What is a shield volcano?

11. 2,4 The seismic waves that cause the most damage. What are L waves?

12. 3,1 Area in the mantle where hot spots occur hot spots occur. What is the asthenosphere?

13. 3,2 The approximate p and s wave Lag Time. What is 11 minutes?

14. 3,3 Erupts both lava and tephra. What is a composite / stratvolcano?

15. 3,4 These seismic waves move in an up and down motion. What are secondary waves?

16. 4,1 Another area besides Hawaii you can find a hot spot. What is Congo or Tonga?

17. 4,2 If the p and s wave difference was 51 seconds this would be the distance from the earthquake. What is 500 km?

18. 4,3 The type of volcano Mt. Paricutin is. What is a cinder cone volcano?

19. 4,4 Three events that can cause a tsunami. What is an earthquake, volcano, landslide or meteorite impact?

20. 5,1 Five hazards that you saw when you made a composite volcano in the computer lab. What is a lava flows, ash plume, lahars (mud flow), pyroclastic flow, earthquakes,& landslides?

21. 5,2 Magnitude of earthquake # 1. What is 4.6? 1

22. 5,3 The type of volcano in the picture. What is a shield volcano?

23. 5,4 The type of fault pictured. What is a reverse (thrust) fault?