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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.
What is A?
Compression
Shearing
Twisting
Tension
Question 2
2.
What is B?
Twisting
Tension
Shearing
Compression
Question 3
3.
What is C?
Tension
Shearing
Twisting
Compression
Question 4
4.
What is A?
Tension
Shearing
Twisting
Compression
Question 5
5.
What is B?
Tension
Shearing
Compression
Twisting
Question 6
6.
What is C?
Compression
Shearing
Tension
Twisting
