Is the surface along which there is a slip or displacement during an earthquake or fault movement.

Are the surface traces of fault planes, where the fracture in the Earth's crust is visible or mapped

The block above the fault lineThe block above the fault line

the block below the fault line

The movement of the rocks due to tensional forces / Most common in Divergent Boundaries

The movement of the rocks due to compressional forces / Most common in Convergent Boundaries

The movement of the rocks past to each other horizontally / Most common in Transform Boundaries

is a measure of the energy released by an earthquake.

Is a measure of the effects of an earthquake at a specific location on the Earth's surface, expressed in terms of the severity of shaking and its impact on people, buildings, and the environment.

Can cause buildings, bridges, and other structures to collapse.

Underwater earthquakes can generate large ocean waves that travel long distances.

Slopes become unstable, leading to the downhill movement of soil and rocks.

The epicenter of the great earthquake which has a magnitude of 8.0 was located 40 km off the shores of Sultan Kudarat. Near the Cotabato trench

the opening of the volcano

The time when the lava flows on the surface of Earth

The entrapped lava flow that does not reach the surface

Molten rock found within the earth.

Molten rock released from the Earth's mantle.

The process wherein magma escapes from Earth's interior

The magma's ability to flow

Magma contains this element, which affects viscosity

Volcanoes that arise from the excretion of magma to the mantle

These volcanoes have a broad, gently sloping cone shape, like a warrior's shield on the ground

Volcanic structures formed by the slow extrusion of highly viscous lava

are bends or curves in rock layers, without the rock breaking. This happens in more ductile or flexible rock layers.

fractures or breaks in Earth's crust where there has been movement along the crack. One block of rock moves relative to the other.

in Baguio after 1990 (Magnitude 7.7) Luzon earthquake (Strongest earthquake in Luzon Island)

a sudden release of energy in the Earth's crust that creates seismic waves.

a type of surface seismic wave that causes horizontal shifting of the Earth during an earthquake. Love waves are named after Augustus Edward Hough Love, a British mathematician who first described this kind of wave in 1911.

These are small, steep-sided volcanoes made up of loose, pyroclastic material such as ash, cinders, and volcanic bombs. They are usually formed by explosive eruptions that eject the material from a single vent, piling it up around the vent.These are small, steep-sided volcanoes made up of loose, pyroclastic material such as ash, cinders, and volcanic bombs. They are usually formed by explosive eruptions that eject the material from a single vent, piling it up around the vent.

Underwater volcanoes located on the ocean floor. These geological features are like terrestrial volcanoes, but they form beneath the sea. Submarine volcanic activity plays a crucial role in shaping the Earth's surface, especially since more than 75% of all volcanic activity occurs beneath the oceans.

When lava cools and hardens, it becomes this type of rock