| Definition | Term |
|---|
| Type of boundary strike-slip faults form along | |
| Type of seismic waves that move the ground up and down and side to side | |
| Type of fault caused by tension | |
| Type of seismic waves that cause the most damage | |
| True or false: The more severe an earthquake is, the higher the lines on the seismogram. | |
| Type of boundary reverse faults form along | |
| Type of fault caused by compression | |
| Instrument used to measure and detect seismic waves | |
| Instrument that measures fault movement by having a wire stretched across a fault | |
| Block of rock that lies above the fault | |
| The point on the surface directly above the focus | |
| The area beneath Earth's surface where rock that is under stress breaks, triggering an earthquake | |
| The record of an earthquake's waves produced by a seismograph | |
| Slowest seimsic waves | |
| Type of stress that pulls on the crust in opposite directions | |
| Type of boundary normal faults form along | |
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