1. Rock structures (folds and faults) are created by the stresses that deform the rocks. Write a one-page explanation of how the various stresses in a rock result in the various folds and faults.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2. Fill in the worksheet its eight question 

Need 300 words.Discuss why historic earthquakes, which occur in California, South Carolina, and Missouri, might have caused differing amounts of damage.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mountain Denali. is my project topic I need a outline the outline in attachment need to be fill in with complete sentences.  our thesis or hypothesis, the concept that you are interested in testing, should be provided as a sentence at the beginning of your outline. Make sure use the attachment  and it be in a outline form

Instructions: Answer the following questions in relation to both the lecture and the film "Beach: A River of Sand". Be aware that some questions direct you to use the lecture only when answering.https://amara.org/en/videos/d1L73yFVviuq/info/beac...At the end of the summer season, which would you expect to see at a typical beach:Select one:a. Much more sand piled up on the beach relative to the end of the winter season. b. Much less sand piled up on the beach relative to the end of the winter season. c. The same amount of sand should be at the beach no matter what season it is. Question 2Not yet answeredPoints out of 5.0 Flag questionQuestion textWhere does the sand on our beaches in California primarily originate from?Select one:a. Granites of the Sierra-Nevada mountains b. Longshore current c. Streams d. Turbidity currents Question 3Not yet answeredPoints out of 5.0 Flag questionQuestion textHow does this sand travel from its origin to a California beach?Select one:a. Granites of the Sierra-Nevada mountains b. Longshore current c. Streams d. Turbidity currents Question 4Not yet answeredPoints out of 5.0 Flag questionQuestion textTurbulent water currents that flow within the surf zone parallel to the shoreline are called?Select one:a. Turbidity currents b. Longshore current c. Longshore transport d. Upwelling Question 5Not yet answeredPoints out of 5.0 Flag questionQuestion textSand that is carried by turbulent water currents that flow within the surf zone parallel to the shoreline are called?Select one:a. Turbidity currents b. Longshore current c. Longshore transport d. Upwelling Question 6Not yet answeredPoints out of 5.0 Flag questionQuestion textAccording to the lecture, what is the best definition of a spit from the choices given below?Select one:a. A spit is an elongated ridge of sand extending from a headland into the mouth of an existing bay b. A spit is sand that extends out from a harbor that has to be dredged regularly c. A spit is sand that has been deposited by the longshore current d. A spit is defined as low-energy waves that travel parallel to the shoreline Question 7Not yet answeredPoints out of 5.0 Flag questionQuestion textWhat transports sand to the location the spit is created in?Select one:a. Turbidity currents b. Longshore current c. Upwelling d. Downwelling Question 8Not yet answeredPoints out of 10.0 Flag questionQuestion textWhat happens to allow the sand to be deposited and create the spit?Select one:a. Energy increases within the longshore current. b. Energy decreases within the longshore current. c. Energy stays the same within the longshore current. Question 9Not yet answeredPoints out of 5.0 Flag questionQuestion textA stretch of coastline with no sand at any time of the year most likely has:Select one:a. High energy waves hitting it all year long. b. Low energy waves hitting it all year long. c. No waves are hitting that coastline at all. note ill post quiz 2 after this is answer in order to check and submit