Earthquake Puzzle

5. A type of fault where compression forces the hanging wall to move up.
6. At this type of fault, tension causes the hanging wall to slip down.
9. Shearing occurs at this type of fault.
10. Type of stress that occurs at transform boundaries.
11. Surface waves with both longitudinal and transverse motion and cause great destruction.
12. The underground starting point of an earthquake.
13. Instrument used to measure the speed of waves to determine an earthquake's epicenter.

1. Tension occurs as rocks are stretched and pulled at this type of boundary.
2. This occurs on the surface where rocks are brittle.
3. These waves travel fastest and can pass through liquids, gases, and solids.
4. The squeezing of rock at a convergent boundary.
7. Caused by tremendous stress on the crust over time resulting in a change in volume and or shape of rocks.
8. The place where an earthquake is felt first above the focus.
9. Shearing waves that travel only through solids and cause moderate damage.