Answer:
The correct answers are they shake the ground and they travel through solids.
Explanation:
When an earthquake occurs, <u>waves are sent in various directions across the earth's surface.
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These waves can be classified into two types: Body Waves and Surface Waves.
Within body waves we have two types: primary (P) and secondary (S).
<u>Both travel through the interior of the earth from the place where the earthquake occurred</u>, to several directions that are in the distance.
The P waves are the fastest and the first ones, and the S waves are the ones that come later.
Both waves shake the ground, being that only the <u>P waves do it in the direction in which they are directed and the S waves do so perpendicularly or transversally.
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Also, both waves can move through solid materials, but only P waves can move through liquid materials.