Why does the Earth shake?

(GPh5a) Match the type of volcano to it's image.

• Cinder Cone

• 
• Shield

• 
• Composite

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(GF5) What is the layer of the Earth called where things live?

(GF5) The ​ (a)   is the layer of molten rock between the Earth's crust and core.

• mantle
• crust
• fault
• ozone

(GL3) What are tectonic plates?

• Tectonic plates are small rocks found on the ocean floor.
• Tectonic plates are layers of water that cover the Earth.
• Tectonic plates are clouds that form in the atmosphere.
• Tectonic plates are large sections of the Earth's crust that move and interact with one another.

​(GPh5a) (a)   volcanoes are those that have erupted recently or show signs of potential eruption.

• Active
• Dormant
• Extinct
• Big
• Composite

(GPh5a) ​ (a)   volcanoes have not erupted for a long time but could erupt again and ​ (b)   volcanoes have not erupted for thousands of years.

• dormant
• extinct
• shield
• active
• cinder cone

(GPh5A) Magma turns into _____ once it has erupted from the volcano.

(GPh1) Which natural disaster is a result of an earthquake?

• Flood
• Volcano
• Tsunami
• Earthshake

(GL3) How do the tectonic plates cause natural disasters?

• Tectonic plates create weather patterns that lead to floods.
• Tectonic plates are responsible for the growth of mountains only.
• Tectonic plates have no impact on ocean currents or sea levels.
• Tectonic plates cause natural disasters like earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and tsunamis through their movement and interactions.

(GPh1) What is an epicentre?

• The epicentre is the point directly below a volcano.

• The epicentre is the location of the earthquake's strongest aftershock.
• The epicentre is the center of the Earth.
• The epicentre is the point on the Earth's surface directly above the focus of an earthquake.