#33 Science Pasagot po nito ng tama at maayos


TRUE OR FALSE


____1.Fault generates earthquake.


_____2. Normal fault generates all types of earthquakes.


_____3 Friction prevents the rocks from moving past each other.


_____4. Not all movement along the fault may cause earthquake.


_____5. Strike-slip fault generates shallow and deep earthquakes.


____6. Earthquakes occur when rocks along a fault suddenly move.


____7. Reverse fault generates shallow and intermediate earthquake

____8. In normal fault, the movement of the blocks along a fault is horizontal.


_____9. The plates of the crust are continuously moving away, towards, or against each
other.


___10. In reverse fault, the block above the fault moves down relative to the block below
the fault.

Multiple Choices :

11. What will be the effect of horizontal movement of fault to the surrounding?

A. forming a high region
C. formation of low area along fault line

B. there is no effect on the surrounding at all.
D. displacement of road built across the fault.


12. What type of fault are formed along divergent boundaries?

A. Reverse Fault
C. Normal Fault

B. Strike-slip
D. Oblique Fault


13. A sentence that is true about both normal and reverse fault.

A. The faults are at an angle.

B. The faults are caused by tension.

C. The faults are caused by compression.

D. The faults have footwalls

14. It refers to the force that acts on the rocks to change.

A. Fault C. Pressure

B. Stress D. Heat


15. Which is true about both normal and reverse fault.

A. The faults are at an angle.

B. The faults are caused by tension.

C. The faults are caused by compression.

D. The faults have footwalls


16. The block of rock above the fault plane is called____________

A. fold C. footwall

B. syncline D. hanging wall


17. Anticline and syncline are products of________________

A. tension C. shearing

B. compression D. none of the above


18. It refers to the bending of rocks deep in the crust__________

A. Faulting C. Shearing

B. Folding D. Tension


19. The surface along which rock break or slide past each other is called a

A. Fracture
C. Fault

B. Joint
D. Stress






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