A
B
1. It is created when two plates A. Lithosphere
interact or move with each other.
2. It refers to the energy released B. Asthenosphere
during an earthquake.
3. A seismic wave that moves on a C. Focus
side to side motion.
_4. It comprises of the crust and the D. Epicenter
upper mantle.
5. A type of crust that is buoyant E. Triangulation
and its thickness ranges from 10-70
kilometers.
6. A type of crust that is denser and F. Earthquakes
thinner than its counterpart.
7. It is the point of rupture on the G. Continental crust
earth's lithosphere. It is also the origin of
the
earthquake.
8. It is a wave that can only pass H. Oceanic crust
through solid media.
9. A technique used by seismologist I. Secondary waves or
to locate the epicenter of an earthquake. S-waves
10. This site is where geological J. Rayleigh waves
activities are most active, thus this is the
basis of scientists in dividing the
lithosphere into tectonic plates.
K. Plate boundaries
L. Seismic waves
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