Lesson 3 (part 2)
Lesson 3 (Part 3)
Lesson 4 (Part 2)
Lesson 4 (part 3)
Lesson 5 (part 2)
100

Which of the following identifies the location inside the earth where the energy from an earthquake is released?

Focus

100

The location on the earth's surface directly above the point where the earthquakes energy is released.

Epicenter

100

Continental crust  is thicker and less dense the oceanic crust. (true or false)

True

100

Which of the following describes a plate boundary where the plates meet and slide past each other?

Transform

100

Subduction occurs when....

Continental and oceanic plates converge

 

200

If there was an earthquake in Sitka AK which of the following would arrive first in Hawaii?

Tsunami

200

Which of the following is a seismograph NOT able to record?

Intensity

200

The amount of force being applied to a rock is known as .....

Stress

200

Name of the physical feature formed at a convergent plate boundary where oceanic and continental crust meet.

Trench

200

Which rock type forms when existing rocks are exposed to heat and pressure over long periods of time?

Metamorphic

300

Which of the following describes the difference between to arrival times of P-waves and S-waves?

Lag time

300

A seismogram is an instrument that detects seismic waves. (true or false)

False

300

The physical property of a rock that causes it to fracture when a force is applied to it.

Brittle

300

Name of the physical feature formed at a divergent plate boundary where plates made of oceanic crust move away from each other.

Mid-ocean ridge

300

Which rock type forms when sediments become compacted and cemented together?

Sedimentary

 

400

If a seismic station is 4500 km from an earthquake's epicenter, how many minutes would it take the S-wave to arrive?

14

400

Which of the following describes a plate boundary where the plates are moving away from each other in opposite directions?

Divergent

400

The variable in an experiment that is purposely changed in order to determine its effect.

Independant

400

Which rock type forms when magma or lava cools and crystalizes on or below the Earth's surface?

Igneous

500

The farther seismic waves get from the source of an earthquake the smaller the lag time between them gets. (true or false)

false

500

Which of the following describes a plate boundary where the plates are move toward each other from each other?

Convergent

500

The variable in an experiment whose value is determined/measured and used to answer the question of the experiment.  

Dependant

500

Which of the following forms when rain, wind, snow or other environmental agent breaks rocks into pieces?

Sediments