Fault and Earthquake Self Assessment
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- Q1
Which of the following describes the build-up and release of stress during an earthquake?
Principle of Superposition
Modified Mercalli Scale
Elastic Rebound Theory
Travel Time Difference
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Which of the following can create reverse faults?
sliding of blocks of Earth’s crust
compression of blocks of Earth’s crust
folding of Earth’s crust
stretching of blocks of Earth’s crust
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What type of fault is illustrated in the image below if you are standing on side B?
Reverse fault
Normal fault
Left-lateral strike slip fault
Right-lateral strike slip fault
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What type of fault is illustrated in the image below?
Reverse fault
right-lateral strike slip
Normal fault
left-lateral strike slip
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How do faults produce earthquake?
Molten rock materials accumulate and go out along the fault producing earthquake.
Tectonic plates collide forming volcanoes and causing earthquakes.
Magma and lava causes the ground to spread producing faults.
Energy from the inside the Earth makes the ground move, once friction is overcome, a fault slips producing earthquake.
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What type of geological feature is illustrated in the image below?
Mountain
Fault
Fold
Volcano
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Arrange in the correct order of how earthquake is generated
ordering://Energy is produced and travels through waves that shakes the Earth’scrust|1: Blocks of crust collide with each other|2:Collision continues and stress starts to build up|3: The blocks of crust snaps from eachother|4
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