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100

What is Miss Booths border collies name?

Dixie

100

Which type of volcano is built by alternating layers of lava flows and ash flows? It can be very explosive.

Stratovolcano or Composite Volcano 

100

Which theory helped scientist understand how and where volcanoes erupt? 

Plate Tectonics Theory

100

Which seismic wave is the first to reach a seismic station?

"P" Wave

100

How many seismic stations are required to determine the epicenter of an earthquake?


3

200

What is Miss Booths pit lab mix name?

Sadie

200

Which type of volcano has steep angled sides, throws blobs of lava in the air that fall as cinders, and is built over a short period of time?

Cinder cone

200

What is the difference between lava and magma?

Lava - outside of the volcano 

Magma- inside of the volcano

200

Which type of seismic wave causes the most destruction to property?

Surface wave

200

What is a sesimograph?

The instrument that records details of earthquakes. 

300

Name some precautions you should take in an earthquake?

- Emergency Kit 

- Determined family communciation

- Bolt shelves to the wall 

- Heavy items on the bottom shelves

300

Which type of volcano is found in the Hawaiian Islands with thick flowing, slow moving lava? This is the most common type of volcano on earth. 

Shield

300

What is the active volcano area around the Pacific Rim called?

The Ring of Fire

300

Which type of seismic wave can move through solid layers of the earth but not through the liquid outer core? 

"S" wave

300

What is a seismogram?

The record produced by the seismograph. 

400

What point within the earth is where an earthquake originates?

Focus

400

Which type of volcano spills thick lava which cools and piles up around the vent? These fragments spill down the sides of the volcano. 



Lava Dome

400

What is a large basin-like depression resulting from the collapse of the center of the volcano?

Caldera

400

What is the scale, which is numbered 1-10, measures the strength or magnitude of an earthquake?

Richter Scale
400

What is a seismologist? 

A scientist who studies earthquakes
500

What happens when a continental plate collides with an oceanic plate?

Subduction occurs and volcanoes are formed

500

Name one mountain in the United States that we have talked about. 

Mt. St Helens, Mt. Hood, Mt. Rainier, Sunset Crater, Lassen Peak

500

When two oceanic plates meet, one subducts under the other. What forms at this location?

Island Arc

500

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What is the scale, which is numbered 1-12, that measures an earthquake based on destruction?

Mercalli Scale

500

What type of fault line matched with the following?

Word Bank: Compression, Shearing, Tension

Normal fault <-- -->

Reverse fault --> <--

Strike-slip fault (slide by side)


Tension

Compression

Shearing

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