1. Which faults have records of seismic activity for the past 10,000 years?
2. Which faults have no records of seismic activity for the past 10,000
years?
3. How will you classify faults that have records of seismic activities and
earthquake for the past thousand years?
4. How will you classify faults that have no records of seismic activities
and earthquake for the past thousand years?
5. Based from the given data, which faults can be considered as active?
Why?
6. Based from the given data, which faults can be considered as inactive?
Why?
7. In your own words, differentiate an active fault from an inactive fault.
2. Which faults have no records of seismic activity for the past 10,000
years?
3. How will you classify faults that have records of seismic activities and
earthquake for the past thousand years?
4. How will you classify faults that have no records of seismic activities
and earthquake for the past thousand years?
5. Based from the given data, which faults can be considered as active?
Why?
6. Based from the given data, which faults can be considered as inactive?
Why?
7. In your own words, differentiate an active fault from an inactive fault.
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1. Active faults
2. inactive faults
3. active faults
4. inactive faults
5. cannot be answered no data given
6. cannot be answered no data given
7. Active faults are faults that have records of activity for the past 10,000 years, otherwise inactive faults are the faults that have no recors of activity for the pat 10,000 years