26.  Which of the following are the two types of surface waves?*1 pointLove waves and Rayleigh WavesP waves and S wavesTransverse and Longitudinal wavesCompressional and Shear waves27.  Which surface wave is pictured and considered the most damaging type of wave?*1 pointP-WaveS-WaveRayleigh WaveLove WaveP waves will not pass through the core.28.   Primary (P) Waves can pass through...*1 pointsolids onlygases onlysolids, liquids, and gasesliquids only29.  What do seismic waves help scientists prove?*1 pointThe Outer Core is liquidThe Outer Core is solidBoth the Outer Core and Inner Core are liquidBoth the Outer Core and Inner Core are solid30.  . Which body wave is pictured?*1 pointP-WaveS-WaveRayleigh WaveLove Wave

21.  Where is heat and pressure the greatest in the Earth?*1 pointcrustouter coremantleinner core22.  Which best describes the lower mantle?*1 pointdry land and ocean floorhot magmamolten metaldense, solid metal ball23.  Main type of seismic waves that can only travel through the surface of the Earth.*1 pointseismic wavessurface wavesbody wavesprimary waves24.   What are the two types of earthquake BODY waves?*1 pointP and S wavesSurface and Underground wavesFast and Slow wavesLove and Rayleigh25.  Which travels fastest, always being the first detected by seismic stations?*1 pointP wavesS wavesLove wavesRayleigh waves

1.  What are seismic waves that can travel through solids and liquids?*1 pointP-WavesS-WavesCrustMantle

Which of the following types of seismic waves are the fastest?Group of answer choicesLove wavesS-wavesRayleigh wavesP-waves

Transverse waves called ________ waves occur during earthquakes. Group of answer choicesS wavesP wavessurface waves

1. Describe the main types of seismic waves generated by earthquakes. (8)2. How do primary (P) waves differ from secondary (S) waves in terms of their motion and propagation through the Earth? (4)3. Explain the concept of body waves versus surface waves in the context of seismic wave propagation. (6)4. What are the primary factors that influence the speed and direction of seismic wave propagation? (4)5. What is the significance of Love waves and Rayleigh waves in surface wave propagation during earthquakes? (4)6. What is the Richter scale? (2)7. Describe the moment magnitude scale and its advantages over the Richter scale. (6)8. Explain the difference between intensity and magnitude when measuring earthquakes. (4)9. What factors influence the amount of damage caused by an earthquake, and how is this reflected in intensity scales such as theModified Mercalli Intensity Scale?