Q. Effects of faults in different types of folded strata is same as dipping strata.

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Q. What is the effect of faults on topography?

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Q. The type of scarps not considered under study is ___________

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Q. The fault which is the result of both fault scarps and fault-line scarps is?

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Q. The type of scarp involving erosion is ___________

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Q. What is the criteria for a covered surface to be said a fault?

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Q. What is the reason for abrupt termination?

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Q. What is indicative of faulting?

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Q. Disruption of beds due to faulting results in their ___________

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Q. What kind of evidence the physiographic features provide?

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Q. The important physiographic evidence studied is ___________

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Q. The resistance to stresses of rocks depend upon ___________

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Q. When are the normal stresses formed?

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Q. What is the assumed nature of the rock for the study?

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Q. What is the cause for compressive force?

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Q. A fracture is formed perpendicular to the axis plane of a fold.

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Q. What kind of joints do the faulted rocks form?

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Q. When do the faulted and shear zones become potential areas of further slip and slides?

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Q. Where should a site for a civil engineering project be located?

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Q. What is not considered about the shear zones?

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