EDS Basics
Earthquakes
Eq's Again
Eq's Part III
Data of Eq's
100

Continents are embedded in plates and drifted for millions of years. 

Plate Tectonics

100
When two blocks slip past each other 

Earthquake

100

Rising and falling of the surface of the ocean happens a few times a day. 

Tides

100

A _____________________ structure contains more material than a single story structure that is the same width. 

Multisensory strucutre

100

Satellites orbit the earth to collect data about 

Tectonic Plates

200

Deterioration of rocks and soil due to physical, chemical, or biological things  

Weathering

200

The surface where two blocks slip 

Fault

200

Earthquakes occur suddenly without _________________

Notice

200

Earthquake resistant building need .... (one of the three)

Strong Columns 

Strong lower levels

Symmetrical Skeletons

200

Rigid or stiff materials break during earthquakes 

Unsafe materials in buildings

300

The process of Earth being worn away and transported 

Erosion

300

Below the surface where the earthquake starts 

Focus

300

Damage or destruction is caused by ______________ ______________

Energy Transfer

300

Base isolation improves the __________________ of structures

SAFETY

300

The depth of the epicenter, where the earthquake began, and the local geology of the area 

Intensity

400

The laying down of sediment from the wind

Deposition

400

When 2 continental plates collide

Mountain Formation

400

Earthquakes are not ____________________

Stoppable, or Predictable

400

Copper, Silver, and Lead can _______________ without breaking 

Bend

400

Ms. Rizzo's Puppy's Name

Rocky

500

Volcanoes erupt gas, molten rock and volcanic ash 

Volcanic Activity

500

The point on Earth's surface directly above the focus.

Epicenter

500

The scale used to measure and earthquakes magnitude

Richter Scale

500

The measurement of the amount of deformation a material can take under stress

Ductility 

500

Charles Richter developed the Richter scale years ago in this year

1935

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