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ihslThe document defines three types of faults: normal faults where one land moves down, reverse faults where one land moves up, and strike-slip faults where lands move sideways relative to each other. It also asks and answers three questions: there are three kinds of faults, they are named normal, reverse, and strike-slip faults, and a fault is a break in the ground where land moves.
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- 2. Vocabulary Fault 故障: A break or Fracture in the ground. Normal Fault 正断层: One land moving down, one land stay. Reverse Fault 逆断层: One land moving up, one land stay. Strike-slip Fault 走滑断层: Both land moving side by side.
- 3. The Fault is the A break or Fracture in the ground. It have different kind Fault. The Normal Fault, is one land moving down. Reveres Fault is one land moving up and another stay. Strike-slip Fault is the land moving side by side.
- 4. Question and answer Q1.How many kind fault it has? It have 3 kind fault. Q2.Name of the fault? Normal Fault, Reverse Fault, and Strike-slip Fault Q3.What is a fault? The fault is land move.