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Earthquake
- sudden movement of earth's crust
Seismometer
- to measure an earthquake
Magnitude
- Quantitative measure of it's strength in terms of energy released
intensity
- a strenth of earthquake that a person felt
the point within earth where rock under stress breaks is called
focus
the point directly above the focus on the surface is the
epicenter
tectonic
- earthquake produced by movement along fault and plate boundaries
strongest earthquke is the "
Big One'
volcano tectonic
- earthquake caused by the movement of magma beneath the surface of the surface
Core
- made up of lava (inner core)
Mantle
- solid but can flow slowly, contains
iron
and
nickel
Crust
- outer layer of Earth, thinnest at mid-ocean ridges and thickest at continental cratons
Crystal plates
are the outer shell of the earth
The surface along which the crust moves is called
fault
what are the types of earthquakes?:
tectonic
,
explosion
,
volcanic
,
collapse
types of volcanoes:
cinder cones
,
composite volcanoes
(
stratovolcanoes
), and
shield volcanoes.
When does the dry season occur?
between
January
to
May
When
does the wet season occur?
between
April
to
December
What are the two types of planets?
Terrestrial Planets
and
Jovian Planets
What are terrestrial planets?
Inner
planets
What are the names of the terrestrial planets?
Mercury
, venus, earth,
mars
What is the smallest planet?
Mercury
What planet is the fastest?
Mercury
what planet has no atmosphere??
Mercury
What planet has tons of craters?
Mercury
What planet is near to the
sun
?
Mercury
What planet has no moons?
Mercury
and
Venus
What planet has 58 days of rotation?
Mercury
What planet has 88 days to completely revolve around the sun?
Mercury
What planet is an evening and morning star?
Venus
What planet also has the same size as Earth?
Venus
What planet is the Earth's twin?
Venus
What planet is the hottest?
Venus
What planet is made up of a thick atmosphere and carbon dioxide?
Venus
What planet has a temperature of 482 degrees Celsius?
Venus
What planet has a sulfuric acid rain?
Venus
What planet was studied in 1962?
Venus
What planet also has faults and volcanoes?
Venus
Who is Earth's closest neighbour?
Venus
What planet rotates for 118 days?
Venus
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