A property of hot rocks, salt water taffy, and steel nails. A) brittle B) breaka

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A property of hot rocks, salt water taffy, and steel nails. A) brittle B) breakable C) invertible D) ductile The outcrop of an eroded anticline points in the direction that it: A) dips B) tilts C) faces D) strikes E) These are in the center of synclines. A) granites B) sandstones C) older rocks D) same age rocks E) younger An anticline that is turned upside down by tectonic forces becomes a(n): A) syncline B) normal fold C) reverse fold D) dome E) anticline The San Andreas fault is A) normal B) reverse C) thrust D) left lateral E)right lateral The vertical angle between horizontal ans a bed as measured perpendicular to strike. A) strike B) plunge C)rake D) tilt E) dip Another name for reverse fault A) San Andreas B) normal C) gravity D) exotic E) thrust fault A mountain range resulting from a oceanic-continental boundary. A) Aliticlimal B) Himaltas C) Rio Jirandes D) Rialtos E) Andes An anticline that plunges down in all directions. A) basin B) fault C) volcano D) playa E) dome Over this type of fault, one can drill down and hit the same bed twice: A) normal B) gravity C) left lateral D) right lateral E) reverse The maximum vertical angle between horizontal and a bed. A) plunge B) tilt C) inclination D) lilt E) true dip A normal fault dips toword the: A) upthrown block B) footwall C) left block D) right block E) downthrown A island arc resulting from oceanic-oceanic plate convergence. A Hawai B) Galapagos C) Iceland D) The Basin and Range is in a state of A) compression B) shear C transpression D) impression E) extension A mountain range resulting from a convergent oceanic- continental boundary. A) Himalayas B) Andes C) Denalis D) Altos E) Cascades A fold that is lying on its side. A) reverse B) inverse C) obverse D) even E) recumbent Right lateral motion A) normal B) reverse C) sinistral D) exotic E) dextral A mountain range resulting from the convergence of two continental plates. A) Cascades B) Aleutians C) Andes D) Black Hills E) Himalayas Regional compression can cause this. A) volcanoes B) lithification C) gully erosion D) playation E) folding A type of fault common in extensional terrane. A) thrust B) reverse C) strike-slip D) exotic E) norma Terranes in present North America actually formed in the tropical Pacific. A) erotic B) erosional C) erratic D) platonic E) exotic The removal of fine-grained material from the desert surface. A) Deflation B) Inflation C) Descent D) The exposed part of the North American craton. A) Florida B) Yellowstone C) Death Valley D) Missouri E) Canadian shield Parts of the land which adjoin any large body of water, including lakes and rivers. A) Shore B) Coast C] Breaker A type of fault as a result of compression. A) anticlinal B) synclinal C) normal D) abnormal E) reverse These are evidence of higher sea level in the past. A) Marine terraces B) Marine swales C) Marine Pathches An anticline that plunges down in all directions. A) basin B) fault C) volcano D) playa E) dome A sheet-like surface of pebbles on the desert floor. A) Desert pavement B) Desert Paint C) Desert shine D) Desert lustre A syncline A) upfold B) side fold C) inverted fold C) deverted fold E) downfold Direction of a horizontal line on a dipping bed. A) ball B) foul C) walk D) base E) strike Any vertical angle between horizontal and a bed. A) true dip B) exact dip C) plunge D) arc E) apparent dip

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a property of hot rocks, salt water taffy and steel nails is ductile.  these all three materials show ductility property.

the outcrop of an eroded anticline points in the direction that it plunges. Outcrop belts formed on the limbs of plunging folds tend to converge and in the direction of plunge in anticlines.

A san andreas fault is right lateral. ( it is horizontal)

the verticle angle between the horizontal ans a bed as measured perpendicular to strike is called dip

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