football fans always get excited when their team makes a touchdown, but not many can cause an earthquake…

football fans always get excited when their team makes a touchdown, but not many can cause an earthquake with their excitement. thats what earthquake scientists think happened on january 8, 2011, in seattle, washington. the seattle seahawks were playing an important game. their running back, nicknamed \beast,\ got the ball and headed toward the goal. if he made a touchdown, they would win the important game. the fans were on their feet cheering loudly. however, the goal line was 67 yards away, and a lot of new orleans saints players were in his way. the fans began stomping. the running back broke through the first group and kept running. the fans cheered and stomped louder. he pushed another player out of his way and kept running. his teammates blocked and cleared the way for him to keep running. the fans jumped and stomped. as he crossed the goal line, the fans jumped and stomped and cheered even louder. meanwhile, down the street, scientists were watching instruments that detect earthquakes. they showed earthquake activity under the stadium. it was later determined that the fans jumping and stomping caused the movement on the instruments. and thats how the beast quake happened. which detail from the piece shows that scientists keep a close eye on earthquake activity? a. and thats how the beast quake happened. b. thats what earthquake scientists think happened on january 8, 2011, in seattle, washington. c. football fans always get excited when their team makes a touchdown, but not many can cause an earthquake with their excitement. d. meanwhile, down the street, scientists were watching instruments that detect earthquakes.

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