What are the different · types of intrusive rock bodies? What geologic · processes result in intrusive that appear at Earth’s surface? How are stress and · strain defined as they apply to rocks? What are the three types · of movement of faults? What are three types of · seismic waves? How does a · seismometer work? How have seismic · been used to determine the structure and composition of Earth’s interior? What are earthquakes · magnitude and intensity and how are they measured? Why are data from at · three seismic stations needed to locate an earthquake’s epicenter? Where are Earth’s · seismic belts? What factors affect the · amount of damage caused by an earthquake? What are some of the · factors considered in earthquake-probability studies? How are different · of structures affected by earthquakes? How can the elevation · distribution of Earth’s surface be described? What is isostasy and ·
· What are the different types of intrusive rock bodies? · What geologic processes result in intrusive that appear at Earth’s surface? · How are stress and strain defined as they apply to rocks? · What are the three types of movement of faults? · What are three types of seismic waves? · How does a seismometer work? · How have seismic been used to determine the structure and composition of Earth’s interior? · What are earthquakes magnitude and intensity and how are they measured? · Why are data from at three seismic stations needed to locate an earthquake’s epicenter? · Where are Earth’s seismic belts? · What factors affect the amount of damage caused by an earthquake? · What are some of the factors considered in earthquake-probability studies? · How are different of structures affected by earthquakes? · How can the elevation distribution of Earth’s surface be described? · What is isostasy and