Across
- 2. A scale that measures how much energy earthquakes release
- 4. Things that compress/expand the ground, seismic waves
- 5. A record of earth's seismic activity recorded by a seismograph
- 9. When a rock is pulled apart by tension
- 10. Two tectonic plates smush against each other
- 12. A device that measures seismic waves
- 13. Seismic waves that vibrate from side to side, come after p-waves
- 15. When shearing occurs and breaks the earth, this fault is formed
- 17. Seismic waves that make the earth roll like ocean waves, can cause severe ground damage
Down
- 1. The earliest magnitude scale
- 2. Something that measures the shaking of the earth
- 3. The surface place directly above the focus
- 6. A number that geologists give to an earthquake,measuring its size
- 7. Where two plates move/pull apart
- 8. When a rock breaks from plate compression
- 11. The place under the earth where rocks under stress start to break/move
- 14. When the tectonic plates rub up against each other and make the earth shake
- 16. A large area of flat land elevated above sea level
- 17. When the plates shift past each other in opposite directions
