Quake Faults in the Philippines

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Earthquake fault types & Philippine faults

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Froggy Jumps Quake Faults in the PhilippinesOnline version Earthquake fault types & Philippine faults by Me-ann Sta.Isabel 1 What is a geological fault? a A fracture in rocks where movement occurs b A flat, featureless rock surface c A weathered rock layer 2 Which fault type forms when rocks are pulled apart a Strike-slip fault b Normal fault c Reverse fault 3 Which fault runs through the Metro Manila area a Philippine Fault Zone b Lubang Fault c West Valley Fault (Marikina Valley Fault System) 4 In a normal fault, which block moves down relative to the other? a Hanging wall moves down b Footwall moves down c Both blocks rise equally 5 The Philippine Fault System mainly traverses which region? a Luzon b Mindanao c Visayas 6 Which fault is associated with Lubang Island, Occidental Mindoro a Lubang Fault b Eastern Mindanao Fault c Mariveles Fault 7 Which fault type is dominated by horizontal movement a Thrust fault b Strike-slip fault c Normal fault 8 A thrust fault is another name for which type? a Strike-slip fault b Reverse fault c Normal fault 9 What causes many Philippine earthquakes besides local faults? a Meteor impacts b Glacial movements c Subduction of the Philippine Sea Plate 10 Is the Marikina Valley Fault System considered active? a Yes, it is active and near populated areas b Only occasionally active c No, it is inactive

Froggy Jumps

Quake Faults in the PhilippinesOnline version

Earthquake fault types & Philippine faults

by Me-ann Sta.Isabel

What is a geological fault?

A fracture in rocks where movement occurs

A flat, featureless rock surface

A weathered rock layer

Which fault type forms when rocks are pulled apart

Strike-slip fault

Normal fault

Reverse fault

Which fault runs through the Metro Manila area

Philippine Fault Zone

Lubang Fault

West Valley Fault (Marikina Valley Fault System)

In a normal fault, which block moves down relative to the other?

Hanging wall moves down

Footwall moves down

Both blocks rise equally

The Philippine Fault System mainly traverses which region?

Luzon

Mindanao

Visayas

Which fault is associated with Lubang Island, Occidental Mindoro

Lubang Fault

Eastern Mindanao Fault

Mariveles Fault

Which fault type is dominated by horizontal movement

Thrust fault

Strike-slip fault

Normal fault

A thrust fault is another name for which type?

Strike-slip fault

Reverse fault

Normal fault

What causes many Philippine earthquakes besides local faults?

Meteor impacts

Glacial movements

Subduction of the Philippine Sea Plate

Is the Marikina Valley Fault System considered active?

Yes, it is active and near populated areas

Only occasionally active

No, it is inactive

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by Me-ann Sta.Isabel

What is a geological fault?

Which fault type forms when rocks are pulled apart

Which fault runs through the Metro Manila area

In a normal fault, which block moves down relative to the other?

The Philippine Fault System mainly traverses which region?

Which fault is associated with Lubang Island, Occidental Mindoro

Which fault type is dominated by horizontal movement

A thrust fault is another name for which type?

What causes many Philippine earthquakes besides local faults?

Is the Marikina Valley Fault System considered active?

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