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Describe Magnitude 1-3
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Describe Intensity I, II, III respectively
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Show what to do during an earthquake.
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How are faults formed?
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Differentiate P waves from S waves
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What magnitude is often felt; no damage?
Magnitude 3-4
Describe Intensity IV, V and VI respectively
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What to do before an earthquake?
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Describe the three types of stress.
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What are the layers of the Earth?
Inner Core, Outer Core, Mantle, Crust
Describe the effects of Magnitude 5-6
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Describe Intensity VII, VIII respectively
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What to do after an earthquake?
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Compare Normal Fault and Reverse Fault.
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What information do seismic waves give you about Earth's interior?
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What magnitude is considered a major earthquake?
Magnitude 7
Compare Intensity IX and X.
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What is the difference between a focus and the epicenter of an earthquake?
The Focus is the point underground where the seismic energy is released while the Epicenter is the point on Earth's surface directly above the focus.
Describe Strike-slip Fault
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Compare active and inactive faults.
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What is the difference between Magnitudes 8 and 9?
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What is the difference between Magnitude and Intensity
Magnitude describes the total amount of energy that was released by the earthquake at the focus while Intensity describes the strength of an earthquake based on its effects on people, structures, and objects.
Why do shallow-focus earthquakes cause greater damage than deep-focus earthquakes?
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Describe Oblique-slip Fault
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When do tsunamis occur?
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