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Choose the correct types of faults.*3 pointsNormal fault Strike-slip fault Reverse faultDivergent boundary Convergent boundary Transform boundary Divergent boundary Convergent boundary Transform boundary

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Choose the correct types of faults.*3 pointsNormal fault Strike-slip fault Reverse faultDivergent boundary Convergent boundary Transform boundary Divergent boundary Convergent boundary Transform boundary

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The types of faults correspond to different types of plate boundaries:

  1. Normal Fault: This type of fault occurs at Divergent Boundaries, where the plates are moving apart from each other.

  2. Strike-Slip Fault: This type of fault occurs at Transform Boundaries, where the plates slide past each other horizontally.

  3. Reverse Fault: This type of fault occurs at Convergent Boundaries, where the plates are moving towards each other.

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