Stress, Faults and plate boundaries

At what kind of fault does the rock slide past the other side with little up or down motion?

What kind of stress pushes a mass of rock in 2 different directions, causing it to slip apart?

What kind of fault is an angle, where the hanging wall moves downward?

When a fault is at an angle, or slanted, what is the block of rock that lies above the other?

These pictures all show different kinds of ______________ .

______________ can be created when forces in Earth's crust push up a large, flat block of rock.

What kind of stress pushes rock together, squeezing it until it folds or breaks?

Where do most faults occur?

This picture is an example of ________________.

What kind of stress stretches, so the rock becomes thinner?

When a fault is at an angle, or slanted, what is the block of rock that lies below the other?

A _____________ fault is slanted like a normal fault, but the hanging wall moves up and over.