Seismic Waves
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The waves generated by the earthquake tremors are called:
(a) ultrasonic waves (b) rhythmic waves (c) systemic waves (d) seismic waves
- Volcanoes
- Traffic
- Earthquakes
- Thunder
Statement 1: An earthquake is caused by a disturbance in the inner core of the earth.
Statement 2: Tremors on the surface of earth produce seismic waves which are recorded by seismograph.
An earthquake-prone area is known as:
Picturesque zone
Seismic hazard zone
Tectonic zone
Nuclear Hazard Zone
Earthquakes can cause a tsunami.
- True
- False
Choose the correct option:
Statement 1: Some animals start showing abnormal behavior before earthquake comes. However, human beings do not feel anything before the main shock.
Statement 2: Earthquake produces infrasonic waves, with a frequency less than 20 Hz, before the main shock. Some animals are able to perceive the infrasonic waves so they start showing abnormal behavior. However, human beings are not able to perceive these infrasonic waves. So, they don't show any reaction.
Statement 1 is correct but statement 2 is wrong
Both Statements are correct but statement 2 is not the correct explanation for statement 1
Both statements are wrong
Both Statements are correct and statement 2 is the correct explanation for statement 1
- epicenter
- centre
- focus
- origin
Which is a horseshoe-shaped zone found along the Pacific rim, where around 90% of the world?
- True
- False
- Ambiguous
- Data insufficient
- Aerial explosion
- Traffic
- Earthquakes
- Heavy rain
- Seismic waves travel faster through more dense material.
- Seismic waves travel at one speed regardless of the density of the material.
- It is not possible to record the speed of seismic waves.
- Seismic waves travel faster through less dense material.
- Traffic
- Earthquakes
- Volcanoes
- Thunder
- None of these
- Fault point
- Crack point
- Focus point
- Intrasonic
- Supersonic
- Ultrasonic
- Infrasonic
- seismic waves
- shock waves
- infrasonic waves
- Tectonic waves
- Seismometer
- Seisomograph
- Seismonomer
- Seismoscope