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Why do structures located on thick, soft sediment, especially water-saturated or artificial fill, suffer
  much greater damage than structures built on bedrock? What will be an ideal response?




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Explain the differences between the magnitude and the intensity of an earthquake, in terms of how
  many intensities and magnitudes a single, given earthquake can have. What will be an ideal response?




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Explain the differences between the magnitude and the intensity of an earthquake, in terms of how
  each is measured or observed. What will be an ideal response?




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Explain the differences between the magnitude and the intensity of an earthquake, in terms of cause
  and effect. What will be an ideal response?




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Besides the distance to the epicenter of an earthquake, what are two other things that a seismograph
  can tell us? What will be an ideal response?
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Thank you Jesus, my teacher is bad at explaining
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Praise the LORD ha ha No worries
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