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Not my Faults EQ/Earth
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Structures VideoRama

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©Norman Herr, 2000

3. QuestionAnswer
Not my Fault-100
This letter
represents
a Reverse
FAULT

4. QuestionAnswer
Not my Fault-200
• A dip slip fault in which the hanging wall
has moved up is termed this.

5. QuestionAnswer
Not my Fault-300
• Type of fault that has horizontal
displacement

6. QuestionAnswer
Not my Fault-400
• Another name for a low angle reverse
fault

7. QuestionAnswer
Not my Fault-500
• A good example of Horst/Graben (Fault
block mountains) found in North
America.

8. QuestionAnswer
EQ-100
• The Richter scale magnitude is based on
this feature on a seismogram

9. QuestionAnswer
EQ-200
• What two waves are used to measure the
distance from the seismograph station to
the actual earthquake?

10. QuestionAnswer
EQ-300
• This much more energy is released
from a magnitude 5.0 earthquake
compared to a magnitude 4.0
earthquake

11. QuestionAnswer
EQ-400
• These seismic waves cannot travel
through liquids.

12. QuestionAnswer
EQ-500
• The only seismic wave that is NOT a
body wave.

13. QuestionAnswer
A. Plunging
Syncline
B. Plunging
Anticline
C. Non-plunging
anticline
D. Non-plunging
syncline

14. QuestionAnswer
Structures-200

15. QuestionAnswer
Structures-400
• An example of a folded mountain
range in North America

16. QuestionAnswer
Structures-500
What is the
direction the
rock layers
are dipping on
this geologic
map?
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17. QuestionAnswer
VIDEORAMA-100

18. QuestionAnswer
VIDEORAMA -200

19. QuestionAnswer
VIDEORAMA -300
Match the
seismograms
with the
approprite place

20. QuestionAnswer
A.DOME
B.BASIN
C.ANTICLINE
D.SYNCLINE
Videorama 400