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The place inside Earth where the energy is an earthquake is centered is the .

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The instrument used to record earthquake activity is a/an .

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The of an earthquake is the point on the surface of Earth directly above the focus.

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The of an earthquake is based on the amplitude of the seismic waves.

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An undersea earthquake may produce a/an .

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Buildings constructed to withstand most earthquakes are said to be .

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is magma that has flowed onto Earth's surface.

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The is divided into about 13 major plates.

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are long cracks produced at divergent plate boundaries.

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The scale measures the magnitude of an earthquake.

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The seismic waves that do the most damage to structures and property during an earthquake are .

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An avalanche of glowing rocks flowing on a cushion of hot gases is called a/an .

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A large, broad volcano with gently sloping sides that is formed by the build-up of basaltic layers is a volcano.

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A relatively small volcano formed by moderate to explosive eruptions of tephra is a volcano.

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A steep-sided volcano formed from alternating layers of violent eruptions of tephra and quieter eruptions of lava is a volcano.

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The movement of the ground that occurs when rocks inside Earth pass their elastic limit, break suddenly, and experience elastic rebound is called a/an .

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A fracture that occurs when rocks break and that results in relative movement of opposing sides is called a .

A.
lava

B.
fault

C.
seismic safe

E.
shield

F.
cinder-cone

G.
focus

H.
tsunami

I.
rifts

J.
seismograph

K.
hot spot

L.
surface waves

M.
epicenter

N.
Richter

O.
lithosphere

P.
earthquake

R.
composite

T.
magnitude