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Academic Earth Science
NB#
Name __________________
Vocabulary List #5- Layer of Earth/Faults & Folds
1. the boundary between the mantle and the crust
Moho
2. the solid, top most part of the Earth (the plates)
lithosphere
3. the layer directly under the lithosphere (It goes into the mantle) It has plasticity
Asthenosphere
4. The type of stress that is pulling rocks apart.
tension
5. A crack in a rock.
fracture
6. The wall above the fault
Hanging wall
7. Due to compression, the HW moves up relative to the FW
Reverse fault
8. Compression causes the HW to slip up and over the FW
Thrust fault
9. A bend in a rock.
fold
10. An upward fold.
Academic Earth Science
Anticline
NB#
Name __________________
Vocabulary List #5- Layer of Earth/Faults & Folds
1. the boundary between the mantle and the crust
Moho
2. the solid, top most part of the Earth (the plates)
lithosphere
3. the layer directly under the lithosphere (It goes into the mantle) It has plasticity
4. The type of stress that is pulling rocks apart.
Asthenosphere
tension
5. A crack in a rock.
fracture
6. The wall above the fault
Hanging wall
7. Due to compression, the HW moves up relative to the FW
Reverse fault
8. Compression causes the HW to slip up and over the FW
Thrust fault
9. A bend in a rock.
10. An upward fold.
fold
Anticline