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Science
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| convergent | crashing |
| divergent | different directions |
| transform | beside each other |
| subduetion | sideways and downward movement of the edge of the earth's crust |
| convection | movement caused within fluid |
| s-wave | moves back and forwards with a lot of energy |
| p-wave | moves sideways with slow/fast energy |
| surface wave | a mechanical wave that propagates along the interface |
| focus | center |
| epicenter | the central point of something |
| mercalli scale | used for measuring the intensity of an earthquake |
| ricter scale | |
| moment-magnitude scale | to measure the size of an earthquake |
| magnitude | great size |
| tsunami | high sea wave caused by an earthquake |
| liquifaction | |
| aftershock | a smaller earthquake following a large earthquake |
| seimology | |
| seismograph | |
| compression | a branch of science concerned with earthquakes |
| tention | a metal that holds large pecies together |
| plateau | an area that is a high level ground |
| shearing | |
| normal fault | two blocks pulled apart |
| reverse fault | two blocks of rock are forced together |