Earthquakes, Faults and Types of faults.
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- Q1
It is the sudden release of energy due to breaking of earth's crust.
focus
Earthquake
shear
Fault
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The point wherein the break occurs.
fault
Focus
epicenter
wall
60sS8ES-IIa-14 - Q3
The point on the Earth's surface directly above the focus.
fault
wall
earthquake
epicenter
60sS8ES-IIa-15 - Q4
A break or crack in the Earth's crust.
fault
plane
focus
epicenter
60sS8ES-IIa-15 - Q5
A normal fault happens when a _________ of force is present between the blocks.
long
tension
compression
shear
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A type of fault wherein Rocks on either side of fault slip past each other sideways with little up-or-down motion.
normal
strike-slip
reverse
simple
60sS8ES-IIa-14 - Q7
The footwall of a fault is always under the fault
boolean://true
60sS8ES-IIa-14 - Q8
Determine which type of fault is in the image.
Strike-slip
Normal
meridian
Reverse
60sS8ES-IIa-14 - Q9
West valley fault system is a fault line that extends between these places in Luzon.
Marikina to Quezon City
Bulacan to Laguna
Quezon province to Batangas
Bulacan to Paranaque
60sS8ES-IIa-14 - Q10
Earthquakes can result from these occurrences EXCEPT:
collapse of a cavern
volcanic eruption
impact of a meteorite
tidal wave
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