geo004 quiz 3

The _____ is where an earthquake starts and the _____ is a surface point on a map directly above the _____ .

Answer 1: hypocenter Answer 2: epicenter Answer 3: hypocenter so it's : The hypocenter is where an earthquake starts and the epicenter is a surface point on a map directly above the hypocenter .

Normal faulting occurs when the hanging wall moves upward relative to the footwall. True False

False

Which characteristics describe a transform plate boundary? Pulling apart plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and reverse faulting Pulling apart plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and normal faulting Horizontal sliding plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and reverse faulting Pushing together plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and reverse faulting Pushing together plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and normal faulting Horizontal sliding plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and strike-slip faulting Horizontal sliding plate motions, no earthquakes, and strike-slip faulting

Horizontal sliding plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and strike-slip faulting

Which characteristics describe a divergent plate boundary? Pushing together plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and normal faulting Pulling apart plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and reverse faulting Pulling apart plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and normal faulting Horizontal sliding plate motions, no earthquakes, and strike-slip faulting Horizontal sliding plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and strike-slip faulting Horizontal sliding plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and reverse faulting Pushing together plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and reverse faulting

Pulling apart plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and normal faulting

Which characteristics describe a convergent plate boundary? Horizontal sliding plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and reverse faulting Pulling apart plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and normal faulting Pushing together plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and reverse faulting Horizontal sliding plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and strike-slip faulting Pulling apart plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and reverse faulting Pushing together plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and normal faulting Horizontal sliding plate motions, no earthquakes, and strike-slip faulting

Pushing together plate motions, occurrence of earthquakes, and reverse faulting

________ faults are commonly found at areas of plate convergence where subduction or continental collision occurs. Normal Strike-slip Reverse

Reverse

A majority of earthquakes occur on or near plate boundaries. True False

True

Strike-slip (transform) faults usually link spreading centers or connect spreading centers with subduction zones. True False

True

The types of rock or sediment on which a structure's foundation sits are of paramount importance with respect to whether the structure will be damaged by shaking from an earthquake. True False

True

Which does not describe the lithosphere? consists of the crust and upper mantle "floats" on top of the asthenosphere is solid behaves rigidly and is brittle is not where earthquakes occur

is not where earthquakes occur