Why Are Some Faults Named "Reverse" Faults

question 26

Multiple Choice

Why are some faults named "reverse" faults?

• A) The rock moves in one direction, then reverses and moves in another direction.
• B) The rock moves in opposite directions on each side of the fault.
• C) The rock on the hanging wall moves opposite to the direction it does in a normal fault.
• D) The rock on the hanging wall moves perpendicular to the direction of a thrust fault.

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Definitions:

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