Faults
Earthquakes
Tsunamis
Landslides
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Name this fault:
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Strike-slip
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What is something you can do to stay safe during an earthquake?
Answers will vary
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True or False: Tsunamis can be predicted
True
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What is one cause of a landslide?
Answers will varry
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What fault type is this?
Reverse fault
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What is the focus of an earthquake?
Where the crust break under stress (below the surface)
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Where do most tsunamis occur?
The Ring of Fire
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What kind of landslide damage has occurred here? List all types. 
Disrupted roadways, damaged cars, landscape altered
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Which type of fault moves the crust down and away from each other?
Normal faults
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What is the order that seismic waves radiate from the epicenter of the earthquake?
P-Waves, S-Waves, and Surface Waves
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What is something that can cause a tsunami?
- Underwater earthquake
- Underwater landslide
- Underwater volcanic eruption
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Landslides usually occur where?
Usually at coastal lines / along coasts
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True or False: Plate boundaries and fault lines can occur at the same place.
True
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What is a difference between the Mercalli Scale and the Richter Scale?
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What is the average top speed a tsunami can reach?
600 mph
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How can an earthquake trigger a landslide?
Brings about a sharp change in the slope and makes it unstable.
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What type of landforms are made from reverse faults?
Waterfalls, mountains
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What is the name of the tool used to measure earthquakes?
Seismograph
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"Tsunami" means "Great harbor wave" in which language?
Japanese
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Why would an area that has experienced wildfires have more landslides?
Less trees means the ground is looser
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What type of fault is this?
Reverse fault
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What does the "S" in S-Waves stand for?
Secondary
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In which two countries were the worst recorded tsunamis?
Indonesia and Japan
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What's the difference between landslides and mudslides?
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