These are all potential seismic sources that are mapped and considered in the hazard calculation. Interface and slab (sometimes labeled intraslab) sources indicate the location of a source relative to a subduction zone. Faults represent seismic sources from known or mapped faults. Grids indicate potential background seismicity not related to a known fault, and use an algorithm to smooth this data over gridded coordinates.
Details regarding gridded seismicity can be found here:
Frankel et al. (1996). “National Seismic-Hazard Maps: Documentation.” Open-File Report 96-532, Denver, CO. June 1996