6th grade ch. 2 sec. 1 earth's crust in motion

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Ch. 2 Ch. 2 Sec. 1 Forces in Earth’s Crust Sec. 1 Forces in Earth’s Crust

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Ch. 2Ch. 2Sec. 1 Forces in Earth’s CrustSec. 1 Forces in Earth’s Crust

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stressstress• force that acts on rock to

change its shape or volume

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3 typesof stress

shearing tension compression

pushes rock in

opposite directions

pulls on cruststretches rock so that it becomes

thinner in the middle

squeezes rock until it folds or breaks

YouTube video-Bill Nye Stress

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3 typesof faults

strike-slip normal reverse

caused by shearing

caused bytension

caused bycompression

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Demonstrating Compression WavesDemonstrating Compression Waves

• Materials: Slinky

2. Two students hold the Slinky at the 2 ends pulling & stretching it slightly.

4. One student pushes the Slinky, slowly watching the Compression wave as it rolls from one end of the Slinky to the other.

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In a normal fault

hanging wall

footwall

hanging wall lies above / footwall lies below

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Animation of a reverse fault

footwall

hanging wall

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What kind of fault is this?strike-slip fault

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San Andreas fault

Example of a strike-slip fault

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fault-block mountain

• mountain formed when normal faults uplift a block of rock

Sierra-Nevada mountain range

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- fault block mountain- fault block mountain

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Mountains formed by folding

Folded Mountains

• fold=

bend in rock that forms when compression shortens & thickens part of Earth’s crust

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aanticline nticline • fold in rock layers that forms an arch

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syncline

• fold in rock layers that bends down to form a bowl

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Anticline & syncline

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Anticline & syncline

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plateauplateau= large area of flat land elevated high above sea level

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• The Colorado Plateau is a 150,000 square mile region covering parts of Arizona, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico.

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syncline

• What is a fold in rock layers that bends down to form a bowl ?

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syncline

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syncline

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fold

What is a bend in rock that forms when compression shortens & thickens part of Earth’s crust ?

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A fold is a bend in rock that forms when compression shortens & thickens part of Earth’s crust.

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A fold is a bend in rock that forms when compression shortens & thickens part of Earth’s crust.

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fault-block mountain• What is a mountain formed when normal faults uplift a block of rock ?

Sierra-Nevada mountain range

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aanticline nticline

• What is a fold in rock layers that forms an arch ?

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• In a _____________ fault, the rocks on either side of the fault slip past each other sideways.

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• In a strike-slip fault, the rocks on either side of the fault slip past each other sideways.

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What are the 3 types

of stress ?

shearing tension compression

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• The 3 types of stress are shearing, tension and compression.

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• The 3 types of stress are shearing, tension and compression.

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tensiontensionWhat type of stress pulls on the

crust, stretching the rock so that it becomes thinner in the middle ?

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B. shearingB. shearing

• What type of stress pushes rock in opposite directions?

A. tensionA. tension

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What are the 3 types of faults?What are the 3 types of faults?

1. strike-slip2. normal3. reverse

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What type of fault is caused by shearing?

A.A. Strike-slipStrike-slipB.B. NormalNormalC.C. ReverseReverseD.D. Fault-blockFault-block

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