Volcano And Earthquake Review Flashcards

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Focus

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Location along the fault where the earthquake begins

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Fault

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A place where 2 bodies of rock slide against each other

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Epicenter

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Location on the surface of the earth directly above the focus.

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Elastic Rebound

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When deformed rock snaps back to its original formation after an earthquake

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Magnitude

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The measurement of ground movement by an earthquake

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Intensity

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What is felt and the date that is caused by an earthquake at different locations.

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Body Wave

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Seismic waves that travel only on the interior of the earth

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Surface Wave

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Seismic waves that travel the surface through the surface of the earth.

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True or False. Earthquakes occur along faults.

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True

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True or False. Earthquakes can only occur along tectonic plates boundaries.

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False. They can also occur inside the plates as well but they are more frequent along the plate boundaries

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Primary Waves

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Fastest, push pull (compression and expansion of rock)

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Secondary Waves

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Second fastest , side-to-side

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What are the 2 types of surface waves and body waves?

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Surface waves- Love and Rayleigh

Body Waves- Primary Waves and Secondary Waves.

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How does water and silica-rich magma affect a volcanic eruption?

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As you increase water or silica rich magma you increase the like hood of an explosive eruption.

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What are the 3 types of Volcanoes?

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Composite-formed from explosive and non explosive eruptions
Shield- formed from non explosive eruptions.
Cinder Cone-formed from mild explosive eruptions.

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What are the four types of pyro clastic material?

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Ash, Lapilli, bombs, and blocks

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What are the 4 types of lava?

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Aa, pahoehoe, pillow, blocky

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Viscosity

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How a liquid or lava flows.

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Active

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A volcano that is currently erupting.

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Dormant

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A volcano that has erupted in modern history but is not erupting now

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Extinct

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A volcano that has not erupted in modern history.

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What are the 3 types of volcano landforms?

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Volcanic plateau, crater, caldera

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What’s the difference between magma and lava?

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Magma- molten rock inside the earth

Lava-molten rock on the surface of the earth.

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What’s the difference between an explosive and a non explosive?

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Explosive- pyroclastic material is shot in the air.

Nonexplosive- when lava oozes out of a volcano.