science

1. a slow type of fault movement
5. a type of stress that the rocks are pushed toward each other
6. the line created by the intersection between any planar surface and the horizontal plane
8. the force applied to rocks
10. faults without a record of having generated earthquakes in the last 10,000 years
12. a kind of dip-slip fault where the hanging wall has moved downward with respect to the footwall
13. a special type of reverse fault
14. the angle from the horizon

2. a fault that is formed when rocks are compressed
3. the block of rock that is located below the hanging wall
4. slip, when shearing and compression or tension combine
7. a type of stress that the rocks are stretched away from each other
8. a type of stress that the rocks are pushed perpendicular to the axis
9. lateral, when you stand on one block, the opposite block will seem to have moved to your right
11. a fracture or break in earth's crust where earthquakes are most likely to occur repeatedly