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floods:overflowing of a large amount of water
fault plane:area where the fault occurs
intensity:a measure of the size of an earthqukein term of the damage it causes
ritcher scale:proposed by Charles F. Ritcher
asthenosphere:a soft layer
outer core:represents about 4% of the mantle core
geosphere:is the layer of the earththat we are most knowlegeable
local group:our home of galaxies belong to a group of galaxies
dormant:are inactive volcanoes
constellation:cluster of stars
ceres:doscovered by Giuseppe Piazzi
meteor:glowing fragment of rock
ring of fire:volcanic chain surrounding the Pacific ocean
black hole:configuration of massive stars
inertia:a tendency to do nothing r to remain unchanged
1. | asthenosphere | A. | proposed by Charles F. Ritcher |
2. | black hole | B. | a soft layer |
3. | ceres | C. | a tendency to do nothing r to remain unchanged |
4. | constellation | D. | our home of galaxies belong to a group of galaxies |
5. | dormant | E. | represents about 4% of the mantle core |
6. | fault plane | F. | doscovered by Giuseppe Piazzi |
7. | floods | G. | overflowing of a large amount of water |
8. | geosphere | H. | volcanic chain surrounding the Pacific ocean |
9. | inertia | I. | area where the fault occurs |
10. | intensity | J. | is the layer of the earththat we are most knowlegeable |
11. | local group | K. | a measure of the size of an earthqukein term of the damage it causes |
12. | meteor | L. | glowing fragment of rock |
13. | outer core | M. | configuration of massive stars |
14. | ring of fire | N. | are inactive volcanoes |
15. | ritcher scale | O. | cluster of stars |
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1. | asthenosphere → B |
2. | black hole → M |
3. | ceres → F |
4. | constellation → O |
5. | dormant → N |
6. | fault plane → I |
7. | floods → G |
8. | geosphere → J |
9. | inertia → C |
10. | intensity → K |
11. | local group → D |
12. | meteor → L |
13. | outer core → E |
14. | ring of fire → H |
15. | ritcher scale → A |
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