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A change in rock that is caused by stress but is NOT permanent is called __________ strain.

What is elastic

100

The _______ is the point below Earth's surface which breaks and triggers an earthquake.

What is focus

100

A ______ volcano is a volcano that is currently not active, but may become active in the future.

What is dormant

100

The point on the surface directly above the focus is called _______.

What is the epicenter

100

What type of fault has two plates moving in opposite directions?

What is strike-slip

200

When magma reaches Earth's surface it is called _____.

What is lava

200

List three different types of stress that can occur in Earth's crust.

What is tension, compression, and shearing

200

Which type of seismic wave produces the most severe ground movement?

What is surface waves

200

Mid-ocean ridges and continental rifts are landforms created by _________.

What is tension

200

A ________ eruption has magma that slows easily with gasses bubbling out gently.

What is quiet

300

The opening at the top of a volcano is called ______.

What is crater

300

A block of rock that lies above a fault is called a _____ wall.

What is hanging wall

300

Landforms such as mountain ranges and ocean trenches are created by __________.

What is compression

300

The ____ ______ is the arrival time difference between the first P-wave and the S-wave.

What is lag time

300

The main channel where magma moves up a volcano is called ________.

What is pipe

400

The epicenter of an earthquake is directly above _______.

What is focus

400

Transform faults and fault zones are created as a result of this type of stress:_________.

What is shearing

400

What are the two water landforms that form from geothermal activity?

What are geysers and hot springs

400

Explain what stress is in terms of rocks.

What is a force that acts on rocks to change its shape or volume

400

A ______ is a side chamber of lava that goes away from the main pipe in a volcano.

What is vent

500

Determine the three types of waves that result from an earthquake.

What is p-waves, s-waves, and surface waves

500

List the three stages of volcanic activity.

What is active, dormant, and extinct

500

What is a weak spot in Earth's crust where molten material, or magma, comes to the surface.

What is volcano

500

A string of islands, called an _______ _____ is created by volcanoes near boundaries where two oceanic plates collide.

What is island arc

500

A change in rock that is caused by stress and creates a permanent change is called _________ strain.

What is plastic