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| When rocks break they move along... |
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| vibration produce by breaking rock |
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| pressure wave generates by an earthquake |
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| point underground where earthquakes starts |
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| point on earth's surface above the focus |
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| fastest wave, underground |
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| next fastest wave, underground |
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| slowest wave, but most destructive |
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| instrument used to measure the size and location of an earthquake |
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| strength of the earthquake |
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| measurments of earthquake magnitude |
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| when the ground acts like liquid during an earthquake |
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| pressure wav generates by an earthquake |
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| how many earthquakes occur each year |
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| how mant earthquakes can be felt |
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| what % does this represent |
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| where was the largest earthquake recorded |
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| Where was the most deadly earthquake |
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| How often to 10 earthquakes occur |
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