10. How do active and inactive faults differ?
A A fault is active if there is movement along the
crack
B. Active faults do not generate earthquakes.
inactive faults generate earthquakes.
C Active faults are no longer expected to produce
vibrations. Inactive faults have records of seismic
activities in the past and are expected to
regenerate
D. A fault is active if there is no significant movement
along plates ever recorded. It is inactive if it
continuously generates movement.​