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Seismo and volcano basics

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Seismo and volcano basics

by Juliána Krišková
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If you are standing on the ground directly above where an earthquake started , you are at the .

Scientists use a to predict if an earthquake might happen .

The is the deep , underground " starting point " for the earthquake .

A is a crack where tectonic plates or rocks move against each other .

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A scientist looking at the total energy released by a massive earthquake would use the scale .

The word describes how much energy an earthquake has .

If an earthquake moves from a 4 . 0 to a 5 . 0 , it has become times stronger .

The scale was developed in 1935 and uses wave size to measure quakes .

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Molten rock that is still underground is called .

The is the area around the Pacific Ocean where most volcanoes are found .

Once molten rock breaks through the surface , it is called .

A volcano that has both explosive eruptions and steady lava flows is a volcano .

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The thick layer of Earth beneath the crust :


The thin outer layer of Earth including dry land and the ocean floor :


The point on Earth ? s surface directly above the focus of an earthquake :


A place where hot gases , smoke , and melted rock come out of the ground onto Earth ? s surface :

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The layer of Earth extending from Earth ? s center to the bottom of the mantle . It is mostly metallic iron and nickel :


A break in Earth ? s crust where rock on one side moves in relation to rock on the other side :


The theory that Earth ? s crust is divided into plates that are always moving :

 
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