Part VIII. Questions. Question 2. What types of waves are generated by an Earthquake? How do the move through the earth?

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Part VIII. Questions. Question 2. What types of waves aregenerated by an Earthquake? How do the move through the earth?
A. Earthquakes generate different types of seismic waves.
B. Each kind of wave causes a different kind of motion in therock as it passes by, and travel through rocks at differentspeeds.
C. The different types seismic waves arrive at a distant pointon Earth at different times.
D. All of the above
Part VII. Earthquakes Today: Seismic Monitor. Question 3. Whereare most earthquakes located in terms of their distribution ontectonic plates?
A. Along plate boundaries.
B. In the centers of plates.
C. On the ocean floor.
D. In Alaska
art VI. Earthquake Probability. Question 4. Based on the dataabove, which of the following statements is most likely true?
a. San Bernardino, CA has experienced more magnitude 7s in thepast than New Madrid, MO
b. New Madrid, MO has experienced more magnitude 7s in the pastthan San Bernardino, CA
c. San Bernardino, CA and New Madrid, MO have experienced thesame number of magnitude 7s in the past
Part VI. Earthquake Probability. Question 3. How do theprobabilities of a magnitude 7 quake change over time?
a. The probabilities increase with an increasing time window inthe same way for both cities
b. The probabilities decrease with an increasing time window inthe same way for both cities
c. The probabilities increase for both cities with increasedlength of time but the increase over time is slower in NewMadrid.
d. The probabilities increase for both cities with increasedlength of time but the increase over time is slower in SanBernardino
Part V. Determining the magnitude of an earthquake. Question 2.What sort of damage do earthquakes cause?
A. Cracks in the ground
B. Uplift of the land
C. Damage to structures(buildings, bridges, roads).
D. All of the above
Part V. Determining the magnitude of an earthquake. Question 1.What factors would you look for to measure the size of anearthquake?
A. By measuring the amount of elastic rebound generated from theearthquake.
B. By measuring the amplitude, or height, of seismic waveson a seismogram which represents the energy released during theearthquake.
C. By measuring the displacement along the fault along which theearthquake occurred.
D. All of the above