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Faults 1. What is the difference between a strike-slip and a dip-slip fault? 2. A dip-slip fault in which the hanging wall has moved down relative to the footwall is called a fault. A dip-slip fault in which the hanging wall has moved up relative to fault. the footwall is called a 3. In each of the diagrams below label the hanging wall and footwall and indicate the type of dip-slip fault indicated by the relative movement of rocks. One layer of rock is shown as a marker unit. FAULT- a. FAULT FAULT FAULT- 4. For each diagram below indicate the type of movement (right- or left-lateral strike-slip). a. b. A ||||| a. b. 5. What type of force is necessary to form normal faults? Reverse faults? Folds in Earth's crust? Strike-slip faults? 4|||| ||||