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Assessment of “How Earthquakes Happen”

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Vocabulary Assessment of “How Earthquakes Happen” -- Grade 11

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Vocabulary Assessment of “How Earthquakes Happen” -- Grade 11

by SITI ZAHWA SUBIAKTO
1

What do we call the point on the Earth’s surface directly above where an earthquake starts?

2

Which noun describes a large slab of rock that makes up the Earth’s crust?

3

What is a ‘fault’ in the context of earthquakes?

4

What do we call the energy waves that travel through the Earth during an earthquake?

5

Which noun refers to a smaller earthquake that follows the main earthquake?

6

What does ‘magnitude’ measure in the context of earthquakes?

7

What is a ‘tremor’?

8

Based on the text, where do most earthquakes occur?

9

What is the outermost solid layer of the Earth called?

10

What instrument is used to detect and record the strength of earthquakes?

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