What is a fault?

A. the name for two opposing forces

B. a type of crust that moves under heavier crust

C. a crack in Earth's crust where movement occurs

D. a volcanic region where new material is being created

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Shea Melton

Geography

15 May, 15:20

What is a fault?

A. the name for two opposing forces

B. a type of crust that moves under heavier crust

C. a crack in Earth's crust where movement occurs

D. a volcanic region where new material is being created

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Scarlet Knapp · Answer 1

A fault is C, a crack in the Earth's crust where movement occurs.

e. g. In San Francisco, there is a large fault where the two pieces of crust rub against each other and causes earthquakes.

Coby Park · Answer 2

C, it is where the movement occurs

What is a fault?A. the name for two opposing forcesB. a type of crust that moves under heavier crustC. a crack in Earth's crust where movement occursD. a volcanic region where new material is being created

What is a fault?

A. the name for two opposing forces

B. a type of crust that moves under heavier crust

C. a crack in Earth's crust where movement occurs

D. a volcanic region where new material is being created