Earthquake Lab! Seismic Waves 1. What do scientists believe the Earth is made of?
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1 Name: Earthquake Lab! Seismic Waves 1. What do scientists believe the Earth is made of? Period: 2. How do scientists make measurements of inside the Earth? 3. What are the two types of Earthquake waves? (describe) 4. Use the Wave Maker to make different kinds of waves. Describe and draw the waves you make on a separate piece of paper. 5. Take the quiz and check your answers. Earthquake Simulator 6. Make and Earthquake, How big was it? Describe what happens to the ground, building and water. 7. Make second quake different from the first, How big was it? Describe what happens to the ground, building and water. 8. Make Third quake different from the first, How big was it? Describe what happens to the ground, building and water. Become an Earthquake Expert 9. Become an Earthquake Expert! (Warning Very Challenging Lab) Read through and do the lab. If you answer the questions correctly it will tell you. If you don t, redo the lab until your correct. Write Your Findings Here:
2 Guess the Magnitude 10. You pick the Length, depth and slip of your earthquake. Guess what you think the 11. Now change your Length, depth and slip of your earthquake. Guess what you think the 12. Now change your Length, depth and slip of your earthquake. Guess what you think the Danger of Volcanoes 13. Why can you say that volcanoes are god and bad? 14. What causes volcanoes to erupt? 15. Where do you find most Volcanoes? 16. Describe and Draw how volcanoes grow. 17. Describe and draw the Mt. St. Helens Eruption. 18. List and describe all the Hazards to people that come from an Eruption.
3 Volcano Song 19. What happens when Volcanoes erupt? 20. What is Equilibrium in a volcano? 21. What are the forces that cause and eruption? Moving on Up 22. What are the main features in plate tectonics? 23. What are Mid Oceanic Ridges? 24. What are deep sea trenches? 25. Draw and describe what the interaction between the asthenosphere and plates. Moving Plates 26. Describe how the plates have moved in the last 700 million years. 27. Describe the Pre-Cambium period. 28. Describe the Paleozoic period. 29. Describe the Mesozoic period. 30. Describe the Cenozoic period. Millionaire Game 31. Play the millionaire game. How many times did it take to win a Million Dollars?. Erosion movie 32. How does water remove material?
4 33. How can rain drops cause erosion? 34. Describe the process of erosion. 35. How does water carve rocks? 36. What caused the Grand Canyon to form? Transporting Particles 37. Draw how different sized particles move in a river. 38. What sized particles will be found at the surface of a flowing river? 39. What sized particles will be found at the bottom of a river? 40. Can rocks and boulders move in a river? How do they move? It s Settled 41. Describe how different sized objects settle differently in water? 42. Describe how different shaped objects will settle differently in water? 43. Describe how objects of different densities will settle in water? 44. Why do you think gold will be found on the bottom of deposits in a riverbed? 45. Clay the smallest particle of dirt is found in the middle of a lake bed deposit? Why do you think this happens?
5 Vertical Sorting 46. Draw and describe how particles sort themselves by size. 47. Draw and describe how particles can form multiple layers of different sizes. Sorting By Particle Size 48. Describe how rocks and gravel travel in the river. 49. Describe how sand grains travel in the river. 50. Describe how clay particles travel in the river. 51. Describe how rocks and gravel settle in the lake. 52. Describe how sand grains settle in the lake. 53. Describe how clay particles settle in the lake. 54. Why do you think Rose parks soil is clay? 55. Where in the Salt Lake valley do you have to go to find lots of big rocks and gravel? End of Lab Survey Type Earthquake Lab where it asks you for your name and answer the survey. Thanks!
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