Volcanoes
Earthquakes
Fire Facts!
Groundbreaking facts?
100

From where can ash fall from?

The stratosphere

100

Name something that almost immediately follows an earthquake

A landslide or tsunami

100

Ash from volcanoes can spark what kind of event?

Lightning

100

What scale is used to measure earthquakes? (Double points if you can state the range of the scale)

The richter scale 

0-10.0

200

What type of disruption is an earthquake?

Random!

200

What type of disruption is an earthquake?

Random!

200

What is the name of the area that contains 75% of the world's volcanoes?

The Ring of Fire

200

What ocean is the root of most earthquakes?

The pacific ocean.

300

Name two short term impacts of a volcanic eruption

Impaired water quality, destruction of vegetation

300

Is industrial destruction a short or long term effect of earthquakes?

Long term

300

What percentage of volcanoes are underwater?

75%

300
What was the magnitude of the largest earthquake ever recorded?

9.5

400

The disease that is a long term result of volcanoes is _____

Silicosis

400

The amount of earthquakes in cold climates is _____ warm climates

Greater than, Equal to, Less than 

Equal to

400

What is the name of the volcano that is taller than Mount Everest?

Mauna Loa

400

Standing water does what before an earthquakes?

Smells!

500

Do volcanoes occur more or less often than earthquakes?

Less often

500
Does climate change directly or indirectly affect earthquakes?

Indirectly

500

What is the largest volcano in the solar system?

Olympus Mons

500
In Japanese mythology, what was believed to cause earthquakes?

A giant catfish.

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