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Earthquake Scavenger Hunt 1. The study of earthquakes is called _______________________. 2. A scientist who studies earthquakes is called _______________. 3. ________ is a break in the Earth’s crust along which blocks of the crust slide relative to one another. 4. Name the three types of faults _________________________, ____________________, _____________________________ 5. Waves of energy that travel through the Earth are called _________________________________________________. 6. Name the three major types of earthquake (seismic) waves. _________________,_________________,________________ 7. What type of wave moves rock side to side? ________________ 8. A seismic wave is traveling through the Earth at an average rate of speed of 8km/s. How long will it take the wave to travel 480 km? _______________________________________________ 9. Name the place below ground where an earthquake begins. ___________________________________________________ 10. Name the place on the Earth’s surface directly above the earthquake’s focus is called? ___________________________ 11. Which type of earthquake wave is the fastest?______________ 12. Which type of earthquake wave does the most damage to buildings? __________________________________________ 13. What does a seismograph record? _______________________ 14. What is the minimum number of seismograms are needed to locate the earthquake’s epicenter? _______________________ 15. What’s the scale used to measure the magnitude of an earthquake? _________________________________________ 16. Each time the magnitude increases by one unit, the measured ground motion becomes ___________________ times stronger. 17. An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.0 will produce __________ times as much ground motion as an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.0. 18. The scale used to measure INTENSITY is called _____________________________ and uses Roman numerals. 19. Name the device that records the waves of energy from an earthquake. _________________________________________ 20. What is the layer below the Earth’s crust called? ___________ 21. Where do most earthquakes happen? (general location)____________________________________________ 22. What did Alfred Wagener name his “supercontinent”? __________________________________________________ 23. What two plates meet at the San Andreas fault? ________________________, _________________________ 24. What does a seismometer measure? ____________________ 25. What is the earthquake hazard level for most of Wisconsin? _________________________________________________ 26. Using the table in your textbook, what is the average number of major earthquakes worldwide per year? __________________ 27. The process of making older structures more earthquake resistant is called ____________________________________. 28. List 5 types of earthquake-resistant building technologies. ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ 29. List 4 items you should have ready in case of an earthquake. ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ 30. What is the best thing to do if you are indoors when an earthquake begins?___________________________________ 31. What is the best thing to do if you are outside when an earthquake begins?___________________________________ 32. What do you do if you are in a car, on an open road, when an earthquake begins?___________________________________ 33. What are weaker earthquakes that usually follow stronger earthquakes called?___________________________________ 34. What does USGS stand for? http://www.usgs.gov/ 35. Using the USGS real time worldwide data, how many earthquakes that occurred on Feb 21, 2012 were 4.5 or higher magnitude? 36. Using p.151 in your textbook, what is the answer to Interpreting graphs question #2? ________________________________ 37. Most injuries that happen during an earthquake are a result of ___________________________________________________ 38. Name the fault line that runs through the mid-west of the US? ___________________________________________________ 39. Some of the largest recorded earthquakes in the US were recorded on the New Madrid fault line during what year(s)? ___________________________________________________ 40. What was the location of the largest earthquake ever? A)________________________________ What was the date? B)___________________________ What was the magnitude? C)____________________________ 41. A massive earthquake struck Haiti in January, 2010. What was its magnitude? ______________________________________ 42. What is an earthquake on the moon called? ________________ 43. What kind of fault is the San Andreas fault? ________________