The definition of a stress.
What is a force within the earth's surface.
Rayleigh and Love waves are classified as these.
What is a surface wave?
When the hanging wall is pushed above the footwall.
What is a reverse fault?
What is the fastest moving seismic wave?
What is a primary wave?
True or False: A chain reaction does not occur after events such as an earthquake or tsunami.
What is false?
A few years ago, there was an earthquake in an unusual spot. Where was this? (clue: we talked about it in class)
What is Oklahoma?
These are the three types of stress and their motion.
What are compression (push), tension (pull), and shear (tearing)?
This wave can travel through solids only.
What is a secondary wave?
The event that creates a suction when one plate "dives" under another.
What is subduction?
These are the names of the boundary and fault when two plates slide past each other.
What is transform and strike-slip?
This wave creates a rolling motion.
What is a Rayleigh wave?