2. Which of the following explain how fault is formed? a. Earthquakes shake the rocks to slide horizontally, vertically, or sideward. b. Gravity pulls on the crust to slide up, down or past each other. c. Different forces pushing or pulling on the crust causes rocks to slide horizontally, vertically, or sideward. d. Same force pushing or pulling on the crust causes rocks to slide horizontally, vertically, or sideward. 3. Which of the following explains how faults are formed? Faults are formed i. When 2 plates move away from each other. ii. When 2 plates move towards each other. iii. When 2 plates slide past each other. a. i and ii only c. ii and iii only b. i and iii only d. i, ii, and iii 4. which of the following explain how movements along faults generate earthquake? a. When the rocks along a fault, the stored elastic energy is released as seismic energy and passes through rocks. b. When the rock material is compressed or stretched, it will break and there will be earthquake. ​