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The __________ is the compass direction of a horizontal line along the fold axis.

Strike

The ___________ is the angle of a plane bellow the horizontal.

Dip

___________ is a deforming force applied to an area. It can be tension, __________ or ____________.

1. Stress


2. Shear or compression

____________ is a unit-less result of an applied stress or force.

Strain

__________ stress pushes a material together.

Compressive

___________ stress pushes material apart.

Tensile

___________ stress twists a material apart.

Shear

When a material changes from its original state it is called _________________.

deformation

There are three types of deformation: ____________, _____________ and _____________.

Elastic, Ductile and Brittle.

___________ deformation is a temporary shape change.

Elastic

__________ deformation is a permanent shape change with continuity.

Ductile

_____________ deformation is a permanent change of shape with continuity loss. (breakage)

Brittle

Deformation of a material depends on ____________, _____________, ____________ and strain rate.

temperature, pressure and composition.

What type of deformation is generally associated with deep crustal levels? ( High T and P)

Ductile

What type of deformation is generally associated with shallow crustal level? (Low T and P)

Brittle

________________ are ductile, wave-lie deformations produced mostly through compression, sometimes through shear.

Folds

An ________________ is an upward-arching fold.

Anticline

A _______________ is a downward-arching fold.

Syncline

The ___________ are the two sides of a fold.

limbs

The _____ _________ is the line separating the limbs of a fold.

fold axis

Limbs can be symmetrical or asymmetrical, and _______________ is when a limb is titled past vertical.

Overturned.

________________ is used to describe a fold axis that is not horizontal.

Plunging

In domes the oldest rocks are found in the center or on the outside?

Center

In basins the oldest rocks are found in the center or on the outside?

Outside

A ____________ is a fracture in the crust associated with movement of one side relative to the other.

Fault.

A ________-________ fault involves vertical displacement.

Dip-slip

In a normal dip-slip fault, the hanging wall moves _________, causing an extension.

down

In a reverse dip-slip fault, the hanging wall moves _______, causing a shortening.

up

A thrust dip-slip fault is simply a ___________ dip-slip fault with a low angle, still causing a shortening.

reverse

A ______________, also known as a rift valley, is a pair of normal dip-slip faults with the central block moved down.

Graben

A _____________ is a pair of normal dip-slip faults with the central block move up.

Horst

A strike-slip fault, also known as a ____________ fault, involves horizontal movement left or right.

transform

__________ and fractures often critically influence rock strength, hydrocarbon traps and permeability.

Joints