It's Your FAULT
Go Tell It on the MOUNTAIN
So STRESSED
Miscellaneous
Critical Thinking
100

This fault is where the two blocks move horizontally.

Strike Slip

100

These mountains are formed at CC boundaries.

Folded Mountains

100

What type of stress forms reverse faults?

Compression

100

What does the L in FLIGHT stand for?

Leadership

100

What is the definition of Uplifted?

Pushed Upwards

200

The hanging wall rises and the footwall sinks

Reverse Fault

200

This type of mountain is formed through CO and OO boundaries.

Volcanic Mountains
200

What type of stress forms Fault Block mountains?

Tension

200

What plate boundary do Normal faults form at?

Divergent

200

How can you tell that a rock has been deformed?

Because the layers are no longer horizontal or they are folded.

300

The footwall rises and the hanging wall sinks

Normal Fault

300

How do Folded Mountains form?

At convergent boundaries rock layers are pushed together and crumple.

300

The San Andreas Fault has what type of stress?

Shear

300

What state is Mr. Bideau from?

Pennsylvania

300

You are now a hanging wall along a fault.  From your point of view, tell me what happens at a reverse fault?

I am going up, up, and up!  Bye Footwall!!!

400

These faults are found along convergent boundaries

Normal Fault

400

How do volcanic mountains form?

Magma is released to the surface.  After many eruptions a mountain is formed.

400

What type of stress causes Volcanic Mountains?

Compression

400

What boundary type doesn't form a mountain?

Transform

400

Why do most Volcanoes form around the Ring of Fire?

Because Volcanoes form at CO and OO boundaries that surround the Pacific Plate

500

If you built a house on top of a normal fault, what would happen to the house?

The house would split.  The side on the hanging wall would fall, whereas the footwall side would rise.

500

How do fault block mountains form?

Two normal faults cause a center area of rock to push up as the hanging walls sink.  It is just exposed rock.

500

Can rocks go under compression, tension, and sheer stress at the same time?  Why or why not?

No, because you cannot push, pull, and slide at the same time.

500

What is the name of the Scientist who came up with Continental Drift?

Alfred Wegener

500

What type of mountain is Pikes Peak and what evidence do we have to prove it.

Volcanic Mountain, It was formed by a batholith of cooled magma.