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Which statement correctly describes why earthquakes happen?(1 point)
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Earth’s crust near magma melts, and the ground collapses.
Earth’s crust near magma melts, and the ground collapses.
Earth’s crust switches places in a periodic manner.
Earth’s crust switches places in a periodic manner.
Earth’s crust undergoes a cycle from a solid material to magma.
Earth’s crust undergoes a cycle from a solid material to magma.
Earth’s crust suddenly slips along a fault.
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Earth’s crust near magma melts, and the ground collapses.
Earth’s crust near magma melts, and the ground collapses.
Earth’s crust switches places in a periodic manner.
Earth’s crust switches places in a periodic manner.
Earth’s crust undergoes a cycle from a solid material to magma.
Earth’s crust undergoes a cycle from a solid material to magma.
Earth’s crust suddenly slips along a fault.
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Earth’s crust suddenly slips along a fault. This is the most accurate statement describing why earthquakes happen. When the build-up of stress along a fault becomes too great to hold, the rocks suddenly slip past each other resulting in seismic waves that lead to earthquakes.
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