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What are the three types ofstress that affects rock?

Tension, Compression, Shearing

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Name the three types of wavesin order from fastest

to slowest

P,S, Surface

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Name 5 instruments that can monitor motion

along faults

Tiltmeter, creepmeter, satellite, laser

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What three words shouldyou remember when a quake

occurs

Drop, Cover, Hold

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What are the three types of faults that stress can cause?

Reverse, Normal, Strike/Slip

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Where exactly does an earthquakeoccur?

Focus

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Which 2 instrumentsmeasure horizontal movement

Creepmeter, laser-ranging device

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Name 3 things you can do tobetter secure your hometo prepare for a quake

Secure chimney, cabinets, foundation

move bed away from window

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An upward fold in a rockis called …

anticline

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Which type of wave can travelthrough the outer core of the Earth?

Why?

P wave-can travel through liquids

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Name two things thata seismograph can record?

Seismic waves arrival times /Speed of waves

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Describe what Base-Isolation isand how it works

Reduces amount of shaking w/ springs or pads attached to foundation to allow structure to move

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The Himalayas containmany of these kind of faults.

Reverse

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Name three things that are onlytrue about surface waves

Slowest, largest on seismogram, only travel on surface

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How does a seismograph helpus locate the distance

to an epicenter. Be specificWhat information is needed?

Arrival times of p and s waves = distance=radius=epicenter(3)

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What happens to wave-lengthand height of a tsunami when it

approaches a land

Height increases/wavelength decreases

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What two types of faults moveVertically?

Both faults/Normal=tension/Reverse=compression

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Name the three scalesthat we use to

rate earthquake?Which one measures

the total energy released during a quake? Magnitude?

Intensity?

Mercali, Richter, Moment Mag./Moment Mag.

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5,3

How far does a P wavetravel in 7 minutes?

How far does an S wavesravel in 7 minutes?

P-4000km / S-1900km

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What type of fault couldcause a tsunami to form?

Explain

Reverse-the ocean floor is thrusted upward moving the water on the ocean floor upward with it