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Froggy Jumps Geography: Folds and Faults QuizOnline version Fold and fault basics by A B 1 What is a fold where rocks bend upward forming an arch? a Monocline b Syncline c Anticline 2 What is a fold with rocks bending downward forming a trough? a Monocline b Syncline c Anticline 3 What fault occurs when the hanging wall moves downward relative to the footwall? a Normal fault b Strike-slip fault c Reverse fault 4 What fault occurs when the hanging wall moves upward relative to the footwall? a Normal fault b Reverse fault c Strike-slip fault 5 Which fault has horizontal motion parallel to the strike? a Reverse fault b Normal fault c Strike-slip fault 6 Define the hanging wall in a fault system. a The axis of the fold b The block below the fault plane c The block above the fault plane 7 Define the footwall in a fault system. a The ridge of rock b The block below the fault plane c The block above the fault plane 8 What is a monocline? a A complete brittle fracture b A fold with a single incline, a step-like bend c A symmetric arch 9 What term describes the boundary between two tectonic plates? a Fault line b Plate boundary c Seismic gap 10 What geologic process forms mountain belts by compression and folding? a Subduction without deformation b Orogeny c Erosion 11 In a syncline, the limbs generally dip: a Away from each other b Towards each other c Vertically upward 12 A fold with an axial plane that is approximately horizontal is called: a Symmetrical fold b Recumbent fold c Monocline 13 Strike-slip faults are primarily produced by: a Tensional stress b Compressional stress c Shearing stress 14 A down-dropped block between two normal faults is called: a Graben b Horst c Dip 15 When endogenetic forces act horizontally from opposite directions causing compression and tension, the resultant landform is a large dome-shaped structure. The process is called: a Fold b Fault c

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Geography: Folds and Faults QuizOnline version

by A B

What is a fold where rocks bend upward forming an arch?

What is a fold with rocks bending downward forming a trough?

What fault occurs when the hanging wall moves downward relative to the footwall?

What fault occurs when the hanging wall moves upward relative to the footwall?

Which fault has horizontal motion parallel to the strike?

Define the hanging wall in a fault system.

Define the footwall in a fault system.

What is a monocline?

What term describes the boundary between two tectonic plates?

What geologic process forms mountain belts by compression and folding?

In a syncline, the limbs generally dip:

A fold with an axial plane that is approximately horizontal is called:

Strike-slip faults are primarily produced by:

A down-dropped block between two normal faults is called:

When endogenetic forces act horizontally from opposite directions causing compression and tension, the resultant landform is a large dome-shaped structure. The process is called: