vibrateoutward in alldirections fromthe source ofthe soundYour door isa solid andsound wavescannot flowthrough itA crack inrock alongwhich theground hasmovedS-waveSlower waveHappens secondduring a earthquakeMoves side to sideCan only travelthrough solids P-wavesThe rapidshaking oftheground.EarthquakeEarth’svibrationsCitySoundwavesthe amountof energyreleased bytheearthquakeThey emit soundsthat travel away fromthem and through thesurrounding air.These sounds hitobjects and bounceback toward the bat.Length of thewave fromcrest to crestor trough totrough WavelengthWavesP-waveCan travel throughliquid or solidIs the faster waveHappens first duringan earthquakeCompression wave 4. Surface wave Last to happenduring anearthquake andcauses the mostdamage1. P-wave Is the faster waveHappens first duringan earthquakeCompression wave Surface waveis the lastwave to arrive,causes themost damageHeight of thewave frommidline to crestor midline totroughunderseaearthquakesand/orvolcaniceruptions.2. S-waveSlower waveHappens secondduring aearthquakeMoves side to side  motion energy willcause waves ofwater to traveloutward fromwhere the rockwent into thewater.Town B wouldreceive the largestshock, and Town Dwould be the lastto feel theearthquake.vibrateoutward in alldirections fromthe source ofthe soundYour door isa solid andsound wavescannot flowthrough itA crack inrock alongwhich theground hasmovedS-waveSlower waveHappens secondduring a earthquakeMoves side to sideCan only travelthrough solids P-wavesThe rapidshaking oftheground.EarthquakeEarth’svibrationsCitySoundwavesthe amountof energyreleased bytheearthquakeThey emit soundsthat travel away fromthem and through thesurrounding air.These sounds hitobjects and bounceback toward the bat.Length of thewave fromcrest to crestor trough totrough WavelengthWavesP-waveCan travel throughliquid or solidIs the faster waveHappens first duringan earthquakeCompression wave 4. Surface wave Last to happenduring anearthquake andcauses the mostdamage1. P-wave Is the faster waveHappens first duringan earthquakeCompression wave Surface waveis the lastwave to arrive,causes themost damageHeight of thewave frommidline to crestor midline totroughunderseaearthquakesand/orvolcaniceruptions.2. S-waveSlower waveHappens secondduring aearthquakeMoves side to side  motion energy willcause waves ofwater to traveloutward fromwhere the rockwent into thewater.Town B wouldreceive the largestshock, and Town Dwould be the lastto feel theearthquake.

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. vibrate outward in all directions from the source of the sound
  2. Your door is a solid and sound waves cannot flow through it
  3. A crack in rock along which the ground has moved
  4. S-wave Slower wave Happens second during a earthquake Moves side to side Can only travel through solids
  5. P-waves
  6. The rapid shaking of the ground.
  7. Earthquake
  8. Earth’s vibrations
  9. City
  10. Soundwaves
  11. the amount of energy released by the earthquake
  12. They emit sounds that travel away from them and through the surrounding air. These sounds hit objects and bounce back toward the bat.
  13. Length of the wave from crest to crest or trough to trough
  14. Wavelength
  15. Waves
  16. P-wave Can travel through liquid or solid Is the faster wave Happens first during an earthquake Compression wave
  17. 4. Surface wave Last to happen during an earthquake and causes the most damage
  18. 1. P-wave Is the faster wave Happens first during an earthquake Compression wave
  19. Surface wave is the last wave to arrive, causes the most damage
  20. Height of the wave from midline to crest or midline to trough
  21. undersea earthquakes and/or volcanic eruptions.
  22. 2. S-wave Slower wave Happens second during a earthquake Moves side to side
  23. motion energy will cause waves of water to travel outward from where the rock went into the water.
  24. Town B would receive the largest shock, and Town D would be the last to feel the earthquake.