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Page 1: Untitled(7).notebook April 16, 2020€¦ · earthquake is a strong, shaking movement of the ground. Rocks break apart and form cracks in the volcano. (3) Magma rises. Magma travels

Untitled(7).notebook April 16, 2020

Page 2: Untitled(7).notebook April 16, 2020€¦ · earthquake is a strong, shaking movement of the ground. Rocks break apart and form cracks in the volcano. (3) Magma rises. Magma travels

Untitled(7).notebook April 16, 2020

Page 3: Untitled(7).notebook April 16, 2020€¦ · earthquake is a strong, shaking movement of the ground. Rocks break apart and form cracks in the volcano. (3) Magma rises. Magma travels

Untitled(7).notebook April 16, 2020

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Untitled(7).notebook April 16, 2020

10. Explain how the movement of huge pieces of rock under Earth's surface can cause an earthquake. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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