What is a triggered earthquake?
A. An earthquake that is triggered by a shift in plates
B. An...
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What is a triggered earthquake?
A. An earthquake that is triggered by a shift in plates
B. An earthquake that occurs shortly after a large earthquake but on a different fault line
C. An earthquake that could also be referred to as an aftershock
D. An earthquake greater than 8.0 magnitude
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