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Stress that pulls on the Stress that pulls on the curst, stretching rock so curst, stretching rock so

that is becomes thinner in that is becomes thinner in the middlethe middle

The type of stress that The type of stress that causes Reverse Faultscauses Reverse Faults

The type of stress that The type of stress that occurs at transform occurs at transform

boundariesboundaries

The type of stress that The type of stress that causes folded mountianscauses folded mountians

What type of stress causes What type of stress causes Fault-Block Mountains?Fault-Block Mountains?

This type of fault causes the This type of fault causes the hanging wall to move hanging wall to move

downward.downward.

This type of fault as little or This type of fault as little or no up-and-down motion.no up-and-down motion.

Compression causes this Compression causes this type of fault.type of fault.

What type of faults produce What type of faults produce falut-block mountians?falut-block mountians?

What type of Fault is pictured?

The type of seismic wave The type of seismic wave that arrives at the surface that arrives at the surface

first.first.

The type of seismic wave The type of seismic wave that causes the most that causes the most

destruction.destruction.

S waves can travel S waves can travel through…..through…..

In what direction do seismic In what direction do seismic waves carry the energy of waves carry the energy of

an earthquake?an earthquake?

Explain the motion of each Explain the motion of each seismic wave.seismic wave.

What are the three ways in What are the three ways in which a volcano can be which a volcano can be

formed?formed?

The Hawaiian Islands are The Hawaiian Islands are an example of which type of an example of which type of

volcano?volcano?

What are where is the Ring What are where is the Ring of Fire?of Fire?

The Andes in South The Andes in South America, are an example of America, are an example of

what type of volcano?what type of volcano?

What year and in what state What year and in what state did Mt. St. Helen’s Erupt?did Mt. St. Helen’s Erupt?

A _______ is a break or crack A _______ is a break or crack in the Earth’s surface where in the Earth’s surface where slabs of crust slip past each slabs of crust slip past each

other.other.

The point beneath Earth’s The point beneath Earth’s surface where rock breaks surface where rock breaks

under stress and triggers an under stress and triggers an earthquake.earthquake.

Place in order, according to Place in order, according to speed, seismic waves.speed, seismic waves.

What occurred on April 18, What occurred on April 18, 1906?1906?

(be specific)(be specific)

Why is the Ring of Fire Why is the Ring of Fire located along the boundary located along the boundary

of the Pacific Plate?of the Pacific Plate?

What is Tension?What is Tension?

What is TensionWhat is Tension

What is shearing?What is shearing?

What is compression?What is compression?

What is tension?What is tension?

What is a normal fault?What is a normal fault?

What is a strike-slip fault?What is a strike-slip fault?

What is a reverse fault?What is a reverse fault?

What are normal faults?What are normal faults?

What a reverse fault?What a reverse fault?

What is p or primary wave?What is p or primary wave?

What are surface waves?What are surface waves?

What are solids ONLY?What are solids ONLY?

What is away from the focus What is away from the focus in all directions?in all directions?

What isWhat isP- back and forthP- back and forth

S- side to sideS- side to sideSurface- up and down?Surface- up and down?

What is byWhat is byDivergent boundaries at the Divergent boundaries at the

mid-ocean ridge, mid-ocean ridge, convergent boundary where convergent boundary where subduction occurs, and hot subduction occurs, and hot

spots.?spots.?

Hot spots?Hot spots?

What is because it has What is because it has many subduction zones and many subduction zones and it is located around the rim it is located around the rim

of the pacific plate.of the pacific plate.

What is subduction zone?What is subduction zone?

What is 1980 and in What is 1980 and in Washington state?Washington state?

What is a fault?What is a fault?

What is the focus?What is the focus?

What isWhat isP, S, surfaceP, S, surface

What is the Earthquake that What is the Earthquake that hit San Francisco?hit San Francisco?

What is it has nany What is it has nany subduction zones which subduction zones which

produce volcanoes?produce volcanoes?

FINAL FINAL CATEGORY:CATEGORY:

Summarize ch. Summarize ch. 5 & 65 & 6

FINAL CATEGORYFINAL CATEGORY

What is the relationship What is the relationship between plate boundaries, between plate boundaries,

volcanoes, and volcanoes, and Earthquakes?Earthquakes?

Volcanoes and Earthquakes Volcanoes and Earthquakes are located along plate are located along plate

boundaries because of the boundaries because of the movement along the plates.movement along the plates.

FINAL CATEGORYFINAL CATEGORY

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