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Name: Once you have opened the website with the link provided choose a force: Earthquakes When do earthquakes happen? On the upper left menu, choose number 1. Read What is an Earthquake? Earthquakes happen when plates, or rocks, within the Earth suddenly break or shift under stress, sending shock waves rippling. How many earthquakes occur every day? Each year? Thousands of earthquakes occur every day and about 500,000 quakes occur each year. Where and what year was the deadliest quake ever? How many people were killed? The deadliest quake ever occurred in China in 1557, when an estimated 830,000 people were killed. Where do most earthquakes occur? On the upper left menu, choose number 2. Read Where do Earthquakes Occur?. Most earthquakes occur along fractures in the Earth s crust called faults. These are found along the edges of major plates. What are the earthquakes called that are far from plate boundaries and why do they occur? Earthquakes that occur far from plate boundaries are call intraplate quakes. They occur when stress builds up and the Earth s crust is stretched or squeezed together until it rips.

What percentage of earthquakes comes from the largest earthquake belt? 80 % What is plate tectonics? On the upper left menu, choose number 3. Read What Causes Earthquakes?. Plate tectonics is the phenomenon that the Earth s plates are constantly moving and interacting with each other - they push against each other, pull apart, or grind past one another. In which state is the San Andreas Fault? Click Next California How long is the San Andreas Fault? More than 800 miles (1,290 kilometers) How deep is the fault? It is at least 10 miles (16 kilometers) deep. How many earthquakes occur along this fault each year? Thousands List the four (4) types of faults: On the upper left menu, choose number 4. Read Types of Faults. 1. Normal Fault 2. Reverse Fault 3. Strike-Slip Fault 4. Dip-Slip Fault

Why do normal faults occur? Click on Normal Fault Normal faults occur what plate boundaries pull apart and Earth s crust is stretched. One side of the fault slips down. Draw a picture of a normal fault: How does a reverse fault occur? Click on Next fault type A reverse fault (also known as a thrust fault) occurs where plates are colliding and one side of the fault is pushed up and over the other. Draw a picture of a reverse fault:

How does a strike-slip fault occur? Click on Next fault type In a strike-slip fault, the plates meet evenly and slide against each other horizontally. Draw a picture of a strike-slip fault: Why do dip-slip faults occur? Click on Next fault type Dip-slip faults are strike-slip faults combined with either a normal fault or a thrust fault. One plate moves sideways, and one moves downward. What is the hypocenter? On the upper left menu, choose number 5. Read Measurement and Recording. The hypocenter is the place where the movement first occurred in the fault. It can be hundreds of miles below the Earth s surface or just beneath it. What is the point directly above the hypocenter? The point directly above the hypocenter is call the epicenter. What is another name for a P wave? Primary wave What instrument measures seismic waves? Seismolgraph Click Next Click Next

What does a Richter Scale measure? The magnitude of the quake On the upper left menu, choose number 6. Read Locate an earthquake?. What do you need to pinpoint the epicenter of an earthquake? You need the seismic wave measurements from three recording stations. Around each station, you draw a circle with a radius equal to its distance from the quake. The epicenter is where all three circles intersect. Watch the three (3) seismograph recordings. Click on each triangle. Click on the point where all three (3) circles intersect. Click Trigger an Earthquake Fill in the information about the earthquake you triggered: Location Latitude Longitude Magnitude San Francisco 37.04 N 121.88 W 7.1 On the upper left menu, choose number 7 Read Trigger an earthquake. 5. Select a ground type. 6. Select a magnitude. Click on Start the earthquake Play again until you think you have created the biggest earthquake. What type of ground causes the most destruction? landfill Would a low magnitude or a high magnitude cause a bigger earthquake? high On top right menu, click on Map. Locate the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and click on it. Fill in the following information: Date Magnitude Deaths Damage April 18, 1906 7.8 700-3000 28,000 buildings destroyed

Play the video at the bottom. Compare San Francisco before and after the earthquake. Give at least three details to support the comparison. Answers will vary 7. 8. 9.