Fault

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Fault

and
Earthquake
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Using models or illustrations,


explain how movements along
faults generate earthquakes.
Fault
break/fracture in the
Earth’s crust along which
a significant movement
has taken place.
Fault
Fault
Fault
How do Faults Produce
Quakes?
Group Activities:
Answers to Questions

Q3. What happens to the


rubber band?
Answer: The rubber band
stretches.
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Q4. What happens to the box


attached to the rubber band?
Answer: The box jerks
forward.
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Q5. What happens to the
“house”?
Answer: The “house” falls
over
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Q6. Which is the “fault” in this
setup?
Answer: The “fault” is the
boundary between the two
boxes.
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Q8. What happens when
bending becomes too much?
Answer: The rulers separate
and vibrate.
Earthquake
Vibration of the Earth’s
due to the rapid release
of energy.
Stick and Slip
Process when the ground
suddenly moves and an
earthquake occurs.

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