When a left-lateral strike-slip fault has a right-stepping bend, what kind of topographic feature is likely to form?Multiple choice question.an extensional basina compressional valleya pull-apart blockan uplifted mound or hill

If a feature truncated by a strike-slip fault is displaced to the left on the other side of the fault, what type of fault is it?Multiple choice question.reverse dip-slipleft-lateral strike-slipright-lateral strike-slipnormal dip-slip

.A movement of blocks along a fault is horizontal and the fault plane is nearly vertical. Wherein one of the example is Himalayas mountain.*1 pointnormaltectonic platestrike-slipreverse

Where are the highest slopes located? What geologic feature is located there

Which one is a feature at a 'young' divergent plate boundary?Group of answer choicesvolcanoes parallel to long shallow valleysa mountain rangevolcanoes parallel to long very deep valleysa line of glaciersa line of deep earthquakes

Identify five types of slopes that are available in the relief description