Earthquakes
Volcanoes
Earthquakes 2
Volcanoes 2
poutporri
100

This is a rupture and sudden movement along a break in the Earth's crust.

Earthquake

100

Where do most volcanoes occur?

Fault lines

100

This is the term to describe when rocks and soil are shaken loose from higher elevations and then they move down the mountain at a rapid rate.

Landslide

100

These types of volcanoes tend to be cone-shaped and have steep, sloping sides.

Composite volcanoes

100

This is the most common cause of tsunamis.

Under water earthquakes

200

Earthquakes occur along lines called what?

Fault lines

200

This is the melted rock below the Earth's surface that pushes up and causes volcanoes to erupt.

Magma

200
These are giant waves caused by either earthquakes under the ocean or by a sudden landslide into a body of water.

Tsunami

200

These volcanoes form after basaltic lava flows have occurred over long periods of time.  These tend to have gently sloping sides.

Shield volcanoes

200

What is the tallest building in Elkins?

The federal building

300

This is the force that causes convergent boundaries to collide and cause an earthquake.

Compression

300

This is the term for magma once it reaches the surface.

Lava

300

This term describes when loose dirt is shaken to the point it acts more like a liquid than a solid.

Liquefaction

300

This is a depression in the center of a volcano left behind after the magma chamber erupts and the crust collapses into the volcano.

A caldera

300

Which coach was elected as coach of the year for middle school wrestling in our conference?

Coach Pappas

400

This is the force that causes divergent boudnaries to pull apart.

Tension
400

Which US state was formed as a result of underwater volcanoes erupting?

Hawaii
400

What is the name for the fault line that runs along the west coast boarder between the North American plate and the Pacific plate?

The San Andreas Fault

400

What was the name of the last volcano to erupt in the continental United States?

Mount Saint Helens

400

How many doors are located in Ms. Anderson's classroom?

Three

500

This is the force that causes plate boundaries to pass by one another on a horizontal plane.

Shear

500

This is the term for a volcano that erupts at a location other than a plate boundary.  (Hint: talk about it a lot.).

A hot spot volcano or Yellowstone

500

When was the last time Mr. Auvil experienced an earthquake?

During his honeymoon last year.

500

What state is Mount Saint Helens located in?

Washington state

500

What sign is located to the left and top of Mr. Haddix's door here on the third floor?  For bonus points, what does it mean? 

(Hint; I may need it someday.)

AED (Bonus: Automated External Defibrillator)


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