ANSWER: Earthquakes are simply movements in the crust of the Earth. The crust is the Earth’s rocky outer layer and it is composed of the ground where we live and an inner sheet that is made of enormous rocks known as plates. Beneath these plates is a layer of hot, molten rocks known as magma. When a volcano erupts, it spews out magma in the form of lava. In between these plates are lines known as faults, which continually press against each other. Because underneath these plates is a fluid base of magma, they are prone to slipping, sliding, and crashing against one another. When the rocks along the faults give in, an earthquake occurs.
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