Across
- 2. What boundary pulls away from itself
- 4. The sudden return of elastically deformed rock to its undeformed shape
- 5. What boundary slides against itself
- 7. What do you call the exact place an earthquake happens
- 10. What states if there are few earthquakes on a fault there will be stronger ones in the future
- 13. What type of wave can cause humans to be harmed
- 14. What scale measures the strength of an earthquake
Down
- 1. Where do most earthquakes happen
- 3. Which boundary slides past each other
- 6. What's another name for the strength of an earthquake
- 8. what do you call the place exactly above where an earthquake takes place
- 9. What scale measures the intensity of an earthquake
- 11. What type of wave can not go through liquid
- 12. What is the simplest way to find the epicenter of an earthquake