4 Written Questions

1. A break in the crust whre slabs of rock slip past eachother
2. A type of stress that produces a strike-slip fault
3. The process by which an earthquake's violent movement suddenly turns loose soil into liquid mud
4. The point beneath the Earths surface where the crust breaks and triggers an earthquake

3 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A type of seismic wave that arrives first at a seismagraph
   1. Seismagraph
   2. Stress
   3. Primary Waves
   4. Reverse
2. Anticlines and synclines are two types of
   1. Tension
   2. Shearing
   3. Folds in rock
   4. Focus
3. Stress force that pulls on the crust and stretches rock
   1. Tension
   2. Reverse
   3. Stress
   4. Shearing

3 True/False Questions

1. Stress → Force that acts on a rock to change its shape and volume

   True        False

2. Seismagraph → A type of stress that produces a strike-slip fault

   True        False

3. Reverse → Force that acts on a rock to change its shape and volume

   True        False