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    Q2 L4 Earthquakes Epicenter

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    This document contains a review quiz about concepts related to earthquakes and faults. The quiz contains 7 multiple choice questions about the definition of key terms like tension, faults, normal faults, reverse faults, folds, and the San Andreas fault. It also asks students to describe pictures related to earthquake epicenters and magnitudes. Finally, it contains exercises to match key terms like fault, focus, epicenter and magnitude with their definitions and to identify statements as describing active or inactive faults.

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    Q2 L4 Earthquakes Epicenter

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    This document contains a review quiz about concepts related to earthquakes and faults. The quiz contains 7 multiple choice questions about the definition of key terms like tension, faults, normal faults, reverse faults, folds, and the San Andreas fault. It also asks students to describe pictures related to earthquake epicenters and magnitudes. Finally, it contains exercises to match key terms like fault, focus, epicenter and magnitude with their definitions and to identify statements as describing active or inactive faults.

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    This document contains a review quiz about concepts related to earthquakes and faults. The quiz contains 7 multiple choice questions about the definition of key terms like tension, faults, normal faults, reverse faults, folds, and the San Andreas fault. It also asks students to describe pictures related to earthquake epicenters and magnitudes. Finally, it contains exercises to match key terms like fault, focus, epicenter and magnitude with their definitions and to identify statements as describing active or inactive faults.

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    Q2 L4 Earthquakes Epicenter

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    Angelo Remeticado
    This document contains a review quiz about concepts related to earthquakes and faults. The quiz contains 7 multiple choice questions about the definition of key terms like tension, faults, normal faults, reverse faults, folds, and the San Andreas fault. It also asks students to describe pictures related to earthquake epicenters and magnitudes. Finally, it contains exercises to match key terms like fault, focus, epicenter and magnitude with their definitions and to identify statements as describing active or inactive faults.

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    REVIEW

    1. What do you call a system of forces that pulls or stretches rock


    layers on
    opposite sides?
    A. compression C. faults
    B. earthquake D. tension
    2. Which of the following is TRUE about the formation of faults?
    A. It forms when the rocks of the crust are compressed or stretched
    by plate movement.
    B. It forms when the rocks of the crust are melted by the magma.
    C. It forms when the rocks of the crust shake.
    D. It forms when the rocks of the crust subduct.
    3. When rock layers experienced a stress that pulls or
    stretches rock apart in opposite directions, what kind of fault
    is formed?
    A. normal C. strike-slip
    B. reverse D. thrust
    4. What type of fault is caused by compression and is
    common at tectonic plate
    boundaries?
    A. Normal fault C. Strike-slip fault
    B. Reverse fault D. Transverse fault
    4.What will possibly happen when rocks bend without
    breaking?
    A. fold C. rotate
    B. fracture D. twist
    5.What could be the result if the bending of rocks reached
    its bending limits?
    A. fold C. rotate
    B. fracture D. twist
    6. Which of the following is an example of a reverse or
    thrust fault?
    A. Marikina Valley Fault C. Northern Cordillera fault
    B. North Bohol Fault D. Vigan-Aggao fault

    7. What type of fault is the San Andreas Fault?


    a. Normal fault
    b. Reverse fault
    c. Strike-slip fault
    d. shear
    What can you say about the pictures? Have you ever felt an
    earthquake? If so, describe what you felt?
    EARTHQUAKE’S EPICENTER
    AND MAGNITUDE
    Quarter 2 Module 2
    GUESS WHO I AM…
    Direction: Complete the word/s that is being describe by the following
    statement.

    FAULT

    FOCUS

    EPICENTER

    MAGNITUDE
    GUESS WHO I AM…
    Direction: Complete the word/s that is being describe by the following
    statement.

    INTENSITY

    ACTIVE FAULT

    INACTIVE FAULT
    -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FWSQyjW3uI
    FAULT
    EPICENTER
    FOCUS
    Guide Questions:
    1.Which point is nearest to the focus?
    C
    2.Which point is farthest from the focus?
    A
    3.Which point is nearest to the
    epicenter?
    D
    4.Which point is farthest from the
    epicenter?
    B
    Can You Tell The Difference Between Focus And Epicenter?
    FOCUS AND EPICENTER

    FOCUS EPICENTER
    ❑Also known as Hypocenter or ❑The point at the Earth's surface
    Focal point . directly above the focus.
    ❑The point where shaking be
    ❑The weak point in the tectonic greater in an earthquake.
    plate where earthquake
    originate.
    ❑The point where the release of
    energy happens in the form of
    seismic waves.
    MAGNITUDE AND INTENSITY

    MAGNITUDE INTENSITY
    Measures the energy Measures the strength of
    being released from the shaking (strong or weak)
    1. Definition
    origin of the earthquake. produced by the earthquake
    at a certain location.
    Richter Scale measures Mercalli scale determines
    the quantity of seismic the amount of damage
    2. Scale
    energy released by an caused by earthquake. Relies
    earthquake. on human observation
    3.
    Hindu Arabic Numerals (2,
    Representatio Roman Numerals (I, II, III)
    n 3, 4)
    Direction: Write AF if the statement describes the active fault
    and IF if it describe inactive faults

    AF
    IF
    IF

    AF

    AF
    IF
    EARTHQUAKE
    FOCUS
    EPICENTER
    FAULT
    MAGNITUDE

    INTENSITY

    RICHTER SCALE

    MERCALLI SCALE
    ACTIVE FAULT

    INACTIVE FAULT
    QUIZ TIME!
    Direction: Choose the letter of the best answer.
    THANK YOU!

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