Use Figure 10 (below) and for each block diagram, select the appropriate fault type and select the appropriate wall name or movement direction for letters A through F. Then select the appropriate type of stress that formed the fault.

In Block Diagram #1, A is the [ Select ] ["hanging wall", "footwall"]

and B is the [ Select ] ["hanging wall", "footwall"] .

The fault is a [ Select ] ["normal fault", "reverse fault"] .

The fault was formed by [ Select ] ["tension", "compression", "shear"] stress.

In Block Diagram #2, C and D have moved [ Select ] ["left", "right"]

relative to each other, making this fault a [ Select ] ["left lateral strike slip fault", "right lateral strike slip fault"] .

The fault was formed by [ Select ] ["tension", "compression", "shear"] stress.

In Block Diagram #3, E is the [ Select ] ["hanging wall", "footwall"]

and F is the [ Select ] ["hanging wall", "footwall"] .

The fault is a [ Select ] ["normal fault", "reverse fault"] .

The fault was formed by [ Select ] ["tension", "compression", "shear"] stress.

Transcribed Image Text:

A B Block Diagram #1 Figure 10 ------- D C Block Diagram #2 E F Block Diagram #3 A B Block Diagram #1 Figure 10 ------- D C Block Diagram #2 E F Block Diagram #3

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1In Block Diagram 1 A is the FOOT WALL BHANGING WALL 2T... View the full answer