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The epiccentre is the point on the earth's surface directly above the earthquake's focus

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The core of the earth is made up of iron and gold

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Molten is made up from melted iron and nickel

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The earth is made up of four layers

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Pangea was the supercounty

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You measure volcanoes using seismograph

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The mantle is at the earth's centre.

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Magma is melted rock

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The zone where two tectonic plates meet is called a fault line.

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tectonic plates can move by as much as 100 miles a year

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