Fault focus Seismic waves magnitude

Falte Epicenter Inactive fault Wave front

Inactive fault Potential Active fault Kinetic

1. The term fault came from the Old French term ______________
2. ________is a crack in the Earth's lithosphere that occurs between two pieces of rocks.
3. ________ are faults where earthquakes do occur
4. ________ are faults that cannot give an earthquake today, but they did so in the past
5. _________Is the place where the first break happens, where the fault starts to slip,
where first movement takes place. It is the starting point of the earth quake.
6. _________is the spot directly above the focus on the surface of the Earth.
7. _________ is the energy released during an earthquake is carried by vibrations is called
8.9 as the rocks break and move, ________energy is transformed into
_________energy in the form of seismic waves.
10. Where does an earthquake start?

Define the following terms:

Earthquake
Active Fault
Inactive Fault

Fault focus Seismic waves magnitude

Falte Epicenter Inactive fault Wave front
Inactive fault Potential Active fault Kinetic

1. The term fault came from the Old French term ______________
2. ________is a crack in the Earth's lithosphere that occurs between two pieces of rocks.
3. ________ are faults where earthquakes do occur
4. ________ are faults that cannot give an earthquake today, but they did so in the past
5. _________Is the place where the first break happens, where the fault starts to slip,
where first movement takes place. It is the starting point of the earth quake.
6. _________is the spot directly above the focus on the surface of the Earth.
7. _________ is the energy released during an earthquake is carried by vibrations is called
8.9 as the rocks break and move, ________energy is transformed into
_________energy in the form of seismic waves.
10. Where does an earthquake start?

Define the following terms:

Earthquake
Active Fault
Inactive Fault
 Fault Focus Seismic waves Magnitude
Falte Epicenter Inactive fault Wave front
Inactive fault Potential Active fault Kinetic
1. The term fault came from the Old French term
______________
2. ________is a crack in the Earth's lithosphere that
occurs between two pieces of rocks.
3. ________ are faults where earthquakes do occur
4. ________ are faults that cannot give an earthquake
today, but they did so in the past
5. _________Is the place where the first break
happens, where the fault starts to slip, where first
movement takes place. It is the starting point of the
earth quake.
6. _________is the spot directly above the focus on the
surface of the Earth.
7. _________ is the energy released during an
earthquake is carried by vibrations is called
8.9 as the rocks break and move, ________energy is
transformed into
_________energy in the form of seismic waves.
10. Where does an earthquake start?
Define the following terms:
Earthquake Active Fault Inactive Fault
Fault Focus Seismic waves Magnitude
Falte Epicenter Inactive fault Wave front
Inactive fault Potential Active fault Kinetic
1. The term fault came from the Old French term
______________
2. ________is a crack in the Earth's lithosphere that
occurs between two pieces of rocks.
3. ________ are faults where earthquakes do occur
4. ________ are faults that cannot give an earthquake
today, but they did so in the past
5. _________Is the place where the first break
happens, where the fault starts to slip, where first
movement takes place. It is the starting point of the
earth quake.
6. _________is the spot directly above the focus on the
surface of the Earth.
7. _________ is the energy released during an
earthquake is carried by vibrations is called
8.9 as the rocks break and move, ________energy is
transformed into
_________energy in the form of seismic waves.
10. Where does an earthquake start?
Define the following terms:
Earthquake Active Fault Inactive Fault
Fault Focus Seismic waves Magnitude
Falte Epicenter Inactive fault Wave front
Inactive fault Potential Active fault Kinetic
1. The term fault came from the Old French term
______________
2. ________is a crack in the Earth's lithosphere that
occurs between two pieces of rocks.
3. ________ are faults where earthquakes do occur
4. ________ are faults that cannot give an
earthquake today, but they did so in the past
5. _________Is the place where the first break
happens, where the fault starts to slip, where first
movement takes place. It is the starting point of
the earth quake.
6. _________is the spot directly above the focus on
the surface of the Earth.
7. _________ is the energy released during an
earthquake is carried by vibrations is called
8.9 as the rocks break and move, ________energy is
transformed into
_________energy in the form of seismic waves.
10. Where does an earthquake start?
Define the following terms:
Earthquake Active Fault Inactive Fault
Fault Focus Seismic waves Magnitude
Falte Epicenter Inactive fault Wave front
Inactive fault Potential Active fault Kinetic
1. The term fault came from the Old French term
______________
2. ________is a crack in the Earth's lithosphere that
occurs between two pieces of rocks.
3. ________ are faults where earthquakes do occur
4. ________ are faults that cannot give an
earthquake today, but they did so in the past
5. _________Is the place where the first break
happens, where the fault starts to slip, where first
movement takes place. It is the starting point of
the earth quake.
6. _________is the spot directly above the focus on
the surface of the Earth.
7. _________ is the energy released during an
earthquake is carried by vibrations is called
8.9 as the rocks break and move, ________energy is
transformed into
_________energy in the form of seismic waves.
10. Where does an earthquake start?
Define the following terms:
Earthquake Active Fault Inactive Fault