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What are the three types of faults discussed?
Recall the fault types covered in class.
What kind of stress occurs during a normal fault?
Think about which type pulls rocks apart.
Which type of fault extends the crust?
Consider which fault type pulls apart the rocks.
True or False: Reverse faults cause rocks to slide sideways.
Think about what happens in each fault type.
Analyze how a city built on a reverse fault might prepare differently for an earthquake than one on a strike-slip fault.
Consider the types of stresses each fault type produces.
If geological studies show that a major fault line has not produced a significant quake in decades, what implications does this have for cities nearby?
Remember the concept of seismic gaps and strain accumulation.
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