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- Q1
It is the outermost layer of Earth.
mantle
lithosphere
crust
15s - Q2
It is the innermost region on Earth.
core
crust
mantle
15s - Q3
It is the denser layer beneath the lithospheric mantle.
asthenosphere
mantle
innercore
15s - Q4
He interpreted that within Earth's outer shell, the velocity of seismic waves changes as the composition of the earth within changes.
Adrija Mohorovicic
Harry H. Hess
Alfred Wegner
15s - Q5
He suggest the theory of seafloor spreading,
Harry H. Hess
Alfred Wegner
Charles Richter
15s - Q6
PHIVOLCS
Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology
Philippine Institutional of Volcanology and Seismology
Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology
15s - Q7
PAGASA
Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomy Services Administration
The Philippine Atmosphere, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration
Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration
15s - Q8
It is a breakage on Earth's Crust.
fault
Reverse fault
Normal fault
15s - Q9
It is a series of large waves with extremely long wavelength produced by a disruption of the ocean floor.
flash flood
tsunami
earthquake
15s - Q10
which type of seismic wave is also known as compression wave?
P-waves
O-waves
L-waves
15s - Q11
This is a type of fault in which a block of fractured land slips downward from the fault plane.
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This is a type of fault in which a broken block of land slides horizontally with respect to the other block.
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its move horizontally along the surface, causing a side-by-side movement.
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It is an natural fast shaking of the lithosphere caused by the releases of energy stored in rocks.
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