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Quiz: Global Distribution of Earthquakes

Geography 8035 GCSE (AQA)

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Welcome back! You've already studied natural hazards and plate tectonics, so now let's build on that by exploring the global distribution of earthquakes. Get ready to be challenged!

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What is the primary reason earthquakes are concentrated along plate boundaries?

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Which of the following factors explain why earthquakes occur along subduction zones? (Select all that apply)

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The {{blank0}} is an area of high seismic activity encircling the Pacific Ocean, often referred to as the {{blank1}}.

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Why are earthquake epicentres often located near mountain ranges like the Himalayas?

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Which of the following statements about intra-plate earthquakes are correct? (Select all that apply)

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The depth of an earthquake's focus is classified as {{blank0}} if it is less than 70km, and as {{blank1}} if it exceeds 300km.

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