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How can you tell what places will have earthquakes?

="How do people in California survive earthquakes?"

How do people track this data?
How do they know when an earthquake is on its way?
How do we know if the earthquake is going to strike or not?

Is the tracking of earthquakes accurate?

Is there a certain number of earthquakes that happen each year?

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1. Has earthquakes activity changed over time?
2. How do they know when an earthquake is on its way?
3. How long can earthquakes last?
4. How long has it been since Boston was at high risk?
5. Is there a certain number of earthquakes that happen each year?
6. When was the first earthquake?

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PLACE :
1.How can you tell what places will have earthquakes?
2. How did the geologists make this map?
3. What does an earthquake in the water look like?
4. What causes the intensity of an earthquake?
5.What makes an earthquake smaller or bigger?
6.Why are the majority of the earthquakes happening next to mountains?
7.Why are there no earthquakes from Kansas to Michigan?
8. Why are there so few earthquakes in Africa?
9.Why does the West Coast have so many earthquakes?
10. Why are there more earthquakes on the Western side of the US than the Eastern side?
11. Why are there an insane amount of earthquakes in the US in comparison to the rest of the world?
12. Do tectonic plates have to be directly under the area they affect?

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Adithi Saige and Charlotte Map and Data Related

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Adithi Saige and Charlotte Map and Data Related

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1. How did the geologists make this map?
2. How do people track this data?
3. How many earthquakes have there been in the world?
4. Is the tracking of earthquakes accurate?
5. Why are there an insane amount of earthquakes in the US in comparison to the rest of the world?

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Adithi's, Saige's and Charlotte's Questions about Earthquakes: Causes and Knowledge of Earthquakes Category Questions 

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Adithi's, Saige's and Charlotte's Questions about Earthquakes: Causes and Knowledge of Earthquakes Category Questions 

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1) How do we know if the earthquake is going to strike or not?
2) What does an earthquake in the water look like?
3) What causes earthquakes?
4) What causes the intensity of an earthquake?
5) What makes an earthquake smaller or bigger?
6) Why do we need to learn about earthquakes?
7) Do tectonic plates have to be directly under the area they affect?

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Jackson Lucas ryan the science behind earthquakes

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Jackson Lucas ryan the science behind earthquakes

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1.how can you tell what places will have earthquakes.
2.How do people in california survive earthquakes
3.how do they know when a earthquake is on its way
4. How do they know if an earthquake is on its way
5. How long can earthquakes last
6. What causes earthquakes
7.What causes the intensity of an earthquake
8.What makes an earthquake smaller or bigger
9.Why are the majority of earthquakes happening next to mountains
10. Why are there no earthquakes from kansas to michigan
11.Why are there so few earthquakes in africa
12. Why does the west coast have so many earthquakes
13. Why does the western coast have so many more earthquakes than the east coast
14. Why are there an insane amount of earthquakes in the US compared to rest of world
15.Do tectonic plates have to be directly under the area they affect

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~Location/Place Related
1:How do we know if the earthquake is going to strike or not?

2:What does an earthquake in the water look like?

3:What causes earthquakes?

4:What causes the intensity of an earthquake?

5:What makes an earthquake smaller or bigger?

6:When was the first earthquake?

7:Why does the West Coast have so many earthquakes?

8:Do tectonic plates have to be directly under the area they affect?

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1. What does an earthquake in the water look like?
2. What causes earthquakes?
3. What causes the intensity of an earthquake?
4. What makes an earthquake smaller or bigger?

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Jackson lucas ryan documentation of earthquakes 

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Jackson lucas ryan documentation of earthquakes 

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1.How did the geologists make this map
2.How do people track this data
3. What does an earthquake in water look like
4. Is the tracking of earthquakes acurate
5.Is there a certain number of earthquakes that happen each year

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1) How did the geologists make this map? : How
2) How do people in California survive earthquakes? : How
3) How do people track this data?: How
4) How do they know when an earthquake is on its way?: How
5) How do we know if the earthquake is going to strike or not? : How

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1. Has earthquakes activity changed over time?
2. How long can earthquakes last?
3. How long has it been since Boston was at high risk?
4. Is there a certain number of earthquakes that happen each year?
5. When was the first earthquake?
6. Why do we need to learn about earthquakes?

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Jacson lucas ryan history of earth quakes

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Jacson lucas ryan history of earth quakes

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1.Has earthquake activity changed over time
2. how long has it been since Boston been at high risk
3. How many earthquakes have there been in the world
4. When was the first earth quake
5.Why do we need to learn about earthquakes

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Place
1. How can you tell what places will have earthquakes?
2. How many earthquakes have there been in the world?
3. How many earthquakes have there been in the world?
4. Why are the majority of the earthquakes happening next to mountains?
5. Why are there no earthquakes from Kansas to Michigan?
6. Why are there so few earthquakes in Africa?
7. Why does the West Coast have so many earthquakes?
8. Do tectonic plates have to be directly under the area they affect?"
9. Why are there an insane amount of earthquakes in the US in comparison to the rest of the world?
10.Why are there more earthquakes on the Western side of the US than the Eastern side?