Which layer of the Earth do earthquakes happen in?‎, Core, Mantle, Crust, Outer space, What do we call the point underground where the earthquake starts?‎, Epicenter, Fault, Focus, Crust, Which seismic wave causes the most damage?‎‎‎, P waves, S waves, Surface Waves, None of the above, What moves along cracks in the Earth’s crust and stores energy before an earthquake?‎‎‎, Faults, Epicenters, Aftershocks, P waves, After the main earthquake, smaller quakes may occur. What are they called?‎‎‎, Surface waves, Aftershocks, P waves, Magnitude, The point on the Earth’s surface directly above the focus is called:‎, Focus, Epicenter, Fault, Mantle, Large sections of the Earth’s crust that slowly move are called:, Faults, Tectonic plates , Seismic waves, Mantle layers, The fastest seismic waves, which travel through solids, liquids, and gases, are called:‎, P waves, S waves, Surface waves, Aftershocks, Seismic waves that move only through solids are called:‎‎, P waves, S waves, Surface waves, Fault waves, Surface waves travel along the Earth’s surface and:‎‎‎, Cause no damage, Cause the most damage , Travel faster than P waves, Move only underground , The pressure that builds up along a fault is eventually released as:, Earthquake, Volcano, Landslide, Tsunami, Magnitude measures:, How strong shaking feels, Total energy released by an earthquake, Distance from epicenter, Type of seismic wave, Which of the following is NOT a type of seismic wave?, P waves, S waves, Surface waves, Crust waves, Intensity measures:, The total energy released, How strong shaking feels at a location , The speed of the waves, The size of the tectonic plates, Why do aftershocks occur?, The Earth’s crust is adjusting after the main quake , New earthquakes always start in the mantle, The epicenter moves to another location, P waves continue traveling.

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