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Different Types of Faults 3/15
By Bonnie Coldiron
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Question 7
7.
Fossil X did not move. Fossil Y must have __________. This fault is a __________
Question 8
8.
Fossil X did not move. Fossil Y must have __________. This fault is a __________
Question 9
9.
Block A did not move. Block B must have __________. This fault is a __________
Question 10
10.
Block B did not move, draw an arrow on the block that moved, in the direction it moves.
Draw a line over the fault.
visibility
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Question 11
11.
Block B did not move. Block A must have __________. This fault is a __________
Question 12
12.
Draw 2 lines to connect the 2 layers that moved on this fault line.
Top view
visibility
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Question 13
13.
Top View
Block A did not move. Block B must have __________. This fault is a __________
Question 14
14.
Draw a line on the fault.
Block B did not move. draw an arrow on the block that moved, in the direction it moves.
visibility
View drawing
Question 15
15.
Block B did not move. Block A must have __________. This fault is a __________
Question 1
1.
Question 2
2.
Question 3
3.
Question 4
4.
Question 5
5.
Question 6
6.
What is A?
Compression
Shearing
Twisting
Tension
What is B?
Twisting
Tension
Shearing
Compression
What is C?
Tension
Shearing
Twisting
Compression
What is A?
Tension
Shearing
Twisting
Compression
What is B?
Tension
Shearing
Compression
Twisting
What is C?
Compression
Shearing
Tension
Twisting
