Write the correct keyword for each definition in the spaces provided below. A list of words to choose from is provided below. 1. The theory that all the continents were once connec... Write the correct keyword for each definition in the spaces provided below. A list of words to choose from is provided below. 1. The theory that all the continents were once connected and have slowly moved apart over millions of years 2. Molten rock above the Earth’s surface 3. A place where extremely hot material from inside the Earth erupts at the surface 4. When energy is released when plates slip whilst sliding past each other creating a natural disaster 5. Seismic wave that travels the fastest through the Earth 6. The point on the Earth’s surface where an earthquake originates from 7. The layer of the Earth that is the innermost layer 8. The name of the boundary where two plates are spreading apart 9. The place below the ground where an earthquake originates 10. A crack/fracture in rock as a result of huge stresses in rock.

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The question is asking to fill in the correct keywords for various geological definitions based on provided options. The focus is on understanding terms related to earthquakes, tectonic plates, and geological processes.

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1. Continental drift, 2. Lava, 3. Volcano, 4. Earthquake, 5. P-wave, 6. Epicenter, 7. Inner core, 8. Divergent boundary, 9. Focus, 10. Fault.

The answers are: 1. Continental drift, 2. Lava, 3. Volcano, 4. Earthquake, 5. P-wave, 6. Epicenter, 7. Inner core, 8. Divergent boundary, 9. Focus, 10. Fault.

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The answers are: 1. Continental drift, 2. Lava, 3. Volcano, 4. Earthquake, 5. P-wave, 6. Epicenter, 7. Inner core, 8. Divergent boundary, 9. Focus, 10. Fault.

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These terms are fundamental in understanding plate tectonics and seismic activities, which are crucial aspects of Earth Science.

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Be sure to distinguish between similar seismic terms, such as 'epicenter' and 'focus'.

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