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Jeopardy
Are you ready for the Chapter 5 Test?
Let’s find out!
Final Jeopardy
Crust Forces
Not Pizza
It’s not my Fault
To Quake or not
to quake
How do you measure
that?
Damage
Control
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Other than the stress you
get from tests, what is
stress?
Return
What are the three types
of stresses on the Earth’s
Crust?
Return
Explain how shearing
changes the shape of
rocks.
Return
Explain how compression
changes the shape of
rocks.
Return
Explain how tension
changes the shape of
rocks.
Return
Where do most faults
occur?
Return
What are the names of
the two walls in a fault?
Return
Explain how a normal
fault works using the
term “hanging” wall.
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Explain how a reverse
fault works using the
term “hanging” wall.
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Explain how a strike-slip
fault works using the
term “hanging” wall.
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Where is the focus of
an earthquake?
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Where is the epicenter of
an earthquake?
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What does the “P” in P-
Wave stand for and how
do they move?
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What does the “S” in S-
Wave stand for and how
do they move?
Return
Looking at
this chart,
how long
would it
take a
p-wave to
travel 2,000
km? Return
How does a seismograph
work?
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How are earthquakes
measured using the
Mercalli Scale?
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How are earthquakes
measured using the
Richter Scale?
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How are earthquakes
measured using the
Moment Magnitude
Scale?
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How can we find the
epicenter of an
earthquake using the
location of 3 different
cities?
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What are the four ways
that earthquakes can
cause damage?
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Explain how shaking
and aftershocks can
cause damage.
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What are tsunamis and
how are they created?
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What are three ways
that homes have been
engineered to resist
earthquakes?
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What is liquefaction?
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Final Jeopardy Choose one type of fault. Diagram the fault, labeling the hanging and foot wall,
show the direction the fault moves, and what type of force
is being applied.
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