This quiz titled 'Earthquakes Assessment McFadden Period 2 2015' tests knowledge on earthquake mechanics, including fault types and seismic waves. It assesses understanding of key geology concepts, essential for students studying Earth sciences.
S-waves
Surface Waves
P-waves
Sound Waves
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Seismic Waves
Ocean Waves
Sound Waves
Light Waves
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Tension
Shear
Elastic Limit
Compression
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Tension
Shear
Elastic Limit
Compression
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Normal
Strike-Slip
Reverse
Elastic
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Two
Five
Four
Three
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Richter Scale
Moho
Modified Mercalli Scale
Elastic limit
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Normal
Reverse
Strike-slip
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Focus
Epicenter
Fault
Inner Core
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Magnitude
Destructive Force
Focus
Epicenter
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P-waves
S-waves
Surface Waves
Tsunami
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Surface
Primary
Secondary
Tsunami
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Without warning
In areas where earthquakes have occurred in the past
Along plate boundaries
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Normal
Strike-Slip
Reverse
Elastic
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Tensional
Compressional
Shear
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Earthquakes
Tsunami
Faults
Elastic Limit
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Normal
Reverse
Transform
Strike-slip
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Tension
Shear
Elastic Limit
Compression
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Solid
Liquid
Gas
Semi-solid
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Reverse Fault
Normal Fault
Strike-slip Fault
Transform Fault
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S-waves
P-waves
Surface Waves
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Faults
Earthquakes
Strains
Stresses
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Normal
Strike-Slip
Reverse
Elastic
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Primary
Surface
Secondary
Tsunami
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Normal
Reverse
Strike-slip
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Normal
Reverse
Strike-slip
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Secondary
Light
Surface
Primary
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Tensional
Compressional
Shear
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Tensional
Compressional
Shear
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The same
Larger
Reduced
Unnoticeable
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Tsunamis
Tides
Changes in seismic waves
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S-waves
P-waves
Surface waves
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Faults
Earthquakes
Strains
Stresses
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Mantle
Outer Core
Inner Core
Crust
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23
32
33
22
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4 Minutes
8 Seconds
16 Minutes
8 Minutes
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Seismograph
Seismogram
Seismometer
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Reverse Fault
Normal Fault
Strike-Slip Fault
Transform Fault
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Moho
Lithosphere
Asthenosphere
Crust
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Slow down and bend
Stay the same
Stop
Speed up
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Slow down
Stay the same
Speed up
Stop
Surface Waves
Primary Waves
Secondary Waves
Tertiary Waves
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2,000km
2,500km
3,000km 3,000km
3,500km
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Slow Down
Stay the same
Stop
Speed up
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