Movement at the san andreas fault is an example of:
a. dip-slip
c. tipping
b. strike-slip
d. subduction

The correct answer choice for the question: Movement at the San Andreas fault is an example of:, would be, B: Strike-slip.

Explanation:

The San Andreas fault is a boundary line that is formed between the Pacific Plates and the North American Plate, at the point where the two of them meet. This is probably one of the longest fault lines, and it is a pretty active one too. Usually its movement is described as right-lateral and strike slip.

This fault was first discovered by American professor from Berkeley, Andrew Lawson, in 1895 and it was also discovered that the fault line divides into three portions, each of them with a different sysmic patterns and different earthquake risks.

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