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Test your knowledge about faults and the Ring of Fire.

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Earthquake Facts: True or FalseOnline version Test your knowledge about faults and the Ring of Fire. by Rica Jayne Coronado 1 The Pacific Ring of Fire is a region around the Pacific Ocean where many earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur. Yes No 2 Normal faults occur when rocks slide sideways past each other. Yes No 3 Faults are classified only by the moving speed of rocks. Yes No 4 Faults are classified according to the angle of the fault plane and the direction of slip. Yes No 5 The Philippines experiences earthquakes because it is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire. Yes No 6 The Pacific Ring of Fire is a quiet seismic zone with few earthquakes. Yes No 7 A Reverse Fault happens when the hanging wall moves upward due to compression. Yes No 8 A reverse fault happens when the hanging wall moves downward due to compression. Yes No 9 A strike-slip fault involves horizontal movement of rocks past each other. Yes No 10 Earthquakes cannot be caused by plate tectonics. Yes No

Earthquake Facts: True or FalseOnline version

Test your knowledge about faults and the Ring of Fire.

by Rica Jayne Coronado

The Pacific Ring of Fire is a region around the Pacific Ocean where many earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur.

Yes

Normal faults occur when rocks slide sideways past each other.

Yes

Faults are classified only by the moving speed of rocks.

Yes

Faults are classified according to the angle of the fault plane and the direction of slip.

Yes

The Philippines experiences earthquakes because it is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire.

Yes

The Pacific Ring of Fire is a quiet seismic zone with few earthquakes.

Yes

A Reverse Fault happens when the hanging wall moves upward due to compression.

Yes

A reverse fault happens when the hanging wall moves downward due to compression.

Yes

A strike-slip fault involves horizontal movement of rocks past each other.

Yes

Earthquakes cannot be caused by plate tectonics.

Yes

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Earthquake Facts: True or FalseOnline version

by Rica Jayne Coronado

The Pacific Ring of Fire is a region around the Pacific Ocean where many earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur.

Normal faults occur when rocks slide sideways past each other.

Faults are classified only by the moving speed of rocks.

Faults are classified according to the angle of the fault plane and the direction of slip.

The Philippines experiences earthquakes because it is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire.

The Pacific Ring of Fire is a quiet seismic zone with few earthquakes.

A Reverse Fault happens when the hanging wall moves upward due to compression.

A reverse fault happens when the hanging wall moves downward due to compression.

A strike-slip fault involves horizontal movement of rocks past each other.

Earthquakes cannot be caused by plate tectonics.

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