Question

question 4 (multiple choice worth 5 points) tg 05scientists use models to increase the duration of a volcanic eruption change the location of a volcanic eruption predict the damages due to an earthquake stop the occurrence of tsunamis due to an earthquake question 5 (multiple choice worth 5 points) tg 05what happens to an earthquakes s - waves when they strike the core? they bounce off. they are absorbed. they change into p - waves. they change into l - waves. question 6 (multiple choice worth 5 points) tg 01a group of scientists studied seismic waves and observed that the waves were bent. based on the scientists observations, it can be concluded that the seismic waves may have bent due to earths gravitational field bent due to earths magnetic field passed through the earths core passed through the mantle

Explanation:

Question 4: Scientists use models to predict natural - disaster - related impacts like earthquake - induced damages. They can't increase eruption duration, change eruption location, or stop tsunamis.
Question 5: S - waves are shear waves and are absorbed when they strike the Earth's liquid outer core as they can't travel through liquids.
Question 6: Seismic waves bend when they pass through different layers of the Earth with varying densities, and passing through the mantle can cause such bending. Earth's gravitational and magnetic fields don't cause significant bending of seismic waves in the context described.

Answer:

Question 4: predict the damages due to an earthquake
Question 5: They are absorbed.
Question 6: passed through the mantle