Earthquakes

What kind of fault is this, and how do rocks on either side move?

• It is a normal fault, and the hanging wall is pushed up the footwall.

• It is a normal fault, and the hanging wall slips down the footwall.

• It is a reverse fault, and the hanging wall is pushed up the footwall.

• It is a strike-slip fault, and the hanging wall slips down the footwall.

What kind of fault is this, and how do rocks on either side move?

• It is a normal fault, and the hanging wall is pushed up the footwall.

• It is a normal fault, and the hanging wall slips down the footwall.

• It is a reverse fault, and the hanging wall is pushed up the footwall.

• It is a strike-slip fault, and the hanging wall slips down the footwall.

What is the name of the strike-slip fault that runs through California?

• The Palm Springs Fault

• The San Francisco Fault

• The San Diego Fault

• The San Andreas Fault

What kind of STRESS and BOUNDARY do reverse faults form on?

• TENSION and CONVERGENT

• SHEARING and TRANSFORM

• COMPRESSION and CONVERGENT

• TENSION and DIVERGENT

What kind of STRESS and BOUNDARY do strike-slip faults form on?

• TENSION and CONVERGENT

• SHEARING and TRANSFORM

• COMPRESSION and CONVERGENT

• TENSION and DIVERGENT

What kind of STRESS and BOUNDARY do normal faults form on?

• TENSION and CONVERGENT

• SHEARING and TRANSFORM

• COMPRESSION and CONVERGENT

• TENSION and DIVERGENT

What is this a picture of?

• Anticline

• Syncline

• Plateau

• Seismogram

What is this a picture of?

• Anticline

• Seismograph

• Plateau

• Seismogram

What is this a picture of?

• Anticline

• Seismograph

• Plateau

• Seismogram

What is this a picture of?

• Anticline

• Syncline

• Plateau

• Seismogram