Plate Tectonics, Earthquakes, and Volcanoes

During an earthquake, energy spreads out in all directions as vibrations called:

Why is Charleston prone to having earthquakes?

What kind of rock is oceanic crust made of?

A bunch of volcanoes in the middle of a plate is called? (Hawaii is an example)

Plate tectonics are DIRECTLY responsible for all of the following EXCEPT:

Earthquakes only occur at _________ and ____________.

Which is NOT an example of a local effect of a volcanic eruption?

The _________ is the machine used to measure earthquake data.

What type of plate boundary forms seafloor spreading?

What is the most dense layer of Earth?

What type of boundary creates new crust?

The strength of an earthquake is also known as its _____________.

What do we call the material that flows from a volcano on Earth's surface?

What was the name of the super continent?

The earthquake's _________ is where the earthquake starts INSIDE the Earth.

Which of these is NOT caused by the movement of plates on the Earth's surface?

Which of these geological features can form when two tectonic plates move TOWARDS each other (convergent boundary)?

What state of matter is our inner core?

In what layer of Earth do plates appear to 'float' on top of?

What are the two types of Earth's crust?